Ancient Precision Vases, Out-of-Place Artifacts: Connecting the Dots! Full UnchartedX Presentation

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A quick 2 and a half hour video before bed…thanks Ben.😊

The technical ability to even measure the fine tolerances of the vessels, for the most part, has only been developed within my lifetime. Prior to this, no one _could have known_ they were machined with such precision.

Just hunters and gatherers who chills with the 3D CNC milling machines running away from their wives and children on sunday... Mystery solved.

Ben I hope you see this and I am a big fan. I am a life time stone Mason that has worked with all variety of stones, and my work is to form the material into a finished product in any method, cut, form and polished. I can say without a shred of doubt that to craft the high precision products such as the vases, even with the most current convention equipment available to my profession, it is impossible to execute that level of precision. The methods at my disposal such as all manners of diamond tipped power tools , hand tools as well as giant water saws and CNC water jet systems we have in the shops for example. Granite or basalt is a top toughness stone, but in the end it is just stone, my meaning being it is not a material with consistency. It is tough as heck, but the more you work it down to the degree of thickness and precision in these artifacts , the rate of flaw and breakage increase exponentially resulting in chips cracks or just straight up breaking .⅛ thickness granite consistent throughout is mind blowingly impossible. I think you need to have some content demonstrating just how incredibly difficult it is to work with hard stone in current day for the laymen. Even with my peers in other trades they have no idea how we work the material, much less your audience that havent done any tool work of any kind. I want to give you the confidence to say that even with all our conventional technology now, these kinds of achievement in the distant past are not achievable today , unless we use something that is not available to the most cutting edge stkne Masons today. Love your work, looking forward to how far your work will go, thank you!

LOL, I just re-watched an old episode to fulfill my craving for ancient precision and this one is waiting for me 34min old. THX Ben!

The Barabar caves are unbelievable, I saw the documentary.

Ben, I’ve been following your work, as well as Russ and Kyle, Graham H., Randall C. Etc… for years now, you feel like family though we’ve never met, this is the content that currently has the ability to change the world, thanks for all you have done, and shared, when I can donate to the cause in a meaningful way, I will, but only because you and those in “the crowd” have given me the inspiration to do so, you guys mean more to “us” than you could possibly imagine, truly spectacular work you do. Keep it up. Peace from Oregon USA.

Blows my mind as an Engineer myself how these were made🤯

With 42 million views for the channel on YT alone, in July 2024. Ben is a real blessing, inspiration and a catalyst for us to discover the mysteries of our past. Kudos and thanks Ben!