Scanning A Predynastic Granite Vase To 1000th Of An Inch Changing The Game For Ancient Precision
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Scanning A Predynastic Granite Vase To 1000th Of An Inch Chan Join this channel to get access to perks: channel uc2stn8atera7smdpwyqosla joinunchartedx patreon: patreon unchartedxt. Scanning a predynastic granite vase to 1000th of an inch changing the game for ancient precision. may 30, 2023. the debate around whether or not ancient technology existed and was responsible for creating the obvious precision found on many ancient artifacts has taken a strong step forward! concrete, undeniable evidence for utterly astounding.
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Cameron Murray On Twitter Rt Unchartedx1 New Video An Update To Previous previous post: new video – scanning a predynastic ancient egyptian vase down to 1000th of an inch! next next post: excellent article diving into a geometric analysis of the pre dynastic ancient egyptian granite vase. Without an engineering degree it is difficult to appreciate the accuracy of the pre dynastic vases. that's maybe why russian video spammers cannot accept the use of machines, but prefer to think it was artisans who made these vases, pounding and grinding them with rocks and sand. the proof is in the pudding: make a vase and have it measured. He literally says it over and over again in the video. “scanning a predynastic granite vase to 1000th of an inch changing the game for ancient precision!”. and the title of this post is “scanning a predynastic granite vase to 1000th of an inch”. it’s only interesting if it’s real, i don’t want to be fed bullshit. The mathematical analysis (abstractions set in granite) of the scan data of the vases geometry done by mark qvist shows how the flower of life pattern integrates into its design from a side view.
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