Egyptisk rotor eller fruktskål?
Postat: 28 december 2015, 14:13
Hej!
Såg inlägget om vattenkraft i Sverige och funderade på att posta detta inlägg där, men då det handlar om Egypten skapar jag en ny länk istället. Undras vad hjulet kan vara för ngt? Fruktskål, eller ngt mer tekniskt kanke:
http://www.utaot.com/page/23/
”On the first floor of the Cairo Museum, there is a strange item, a round plate with three inflection, discovered in the tomb of Sabu, Pharaoh Anedjib’s son. This mysterious item, classified as “Oopart” (out of place artifact, a misplaced object) – an object with technological level that is higher than the age determined for it – according to physical, chemical or geological evidence. In this case, the plate is dated for the years 3000-3100 BC, but researchers just cannot seem to reconcile this with its sophisticated design.
The plate’s diameter is 61 cm, height 10 cm, it made from metasiltstone, a material used in ancient Egypt for carving delicate objects without breaking them.”
“Even if stone is not a reasonable material for this purpose, it might was a reproduction of an ancient metal object.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCVC0TTeJto
Såg inlägget om vattenkraft i Sverige och funderade på att posta detta inlägg där, men då det handlar om Egypten skapar jag en ny länk istället. Undras vad hjulet kan vara för ngt? Fruktskål, eller ngt mer tekniskt kanke:
http://www.utaot.com/page/23/
”On the first floor of the Cairo Museum, there is a strange item, a round plate with three inflection, discovered in the tomb of Sabu, Pharaoh Anedjib’s son. This mysterious item, classified as “Oopart” (out of place artifact, a misplaced object) – an object with technological level that is higher than the age determined for it – according to physical, chemical or geological evidence. In this case, the plate is dated for the years 3000-3100 BC, but researchers just cannot seem to reconcile this with its sophisticated design.
The plate’s diameter is 61 cm, height 10 cm, it made from metasiltstone, a material used in ancient Egypt for carving delicate objects without breaking them.”
“Even if stone is not a reasonable material for this purpose, it might was a reproduction of an ancient metal object.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCVC0TTeJto


