Quote from lil chick on September 24, 2021, 6:02 am
I couldn't find a thread on Grant's fun blog post. I'm editing this first post to remove my first fave theory, and farther down in the thread I have posted a video of my new fave theory. This article came up on my feed after I read Grant's post...strangely enough.
I couldn't find a thread on Grant's fun blog post. I'm editing this first post to remove my first fave theory, and farther down in the thread I have posted a video of my new fave theory. This article came up on my feed after I read Grant's post...strangely enough.
Because it looks like it is meant to be rotated (with the various "spikes"), and has differently shaped holes, I would hypothesise it's an object used to look through to something, to measure something... or possibly it can be used to receive the sun and tell time.
Because it looks like it is meant to be rotated (with the various "spikes"), and has differently shaped holes, I would hypothesise it's an object used to look through to something, to measure something... or possibly it can be used to receive the sun and tell time.
from the video description: " My eureka moment was visiting the Met in New York and seeing Roman jewelry with knitted chains. I will outline how perfectly designed the dodecahedron was as a tool for making what is now referred to as Viking Knitting using gold wire."
Sorry about the dog video I posted by mistake. Here is the corrected video, LOL
from the video description: " My eureka moment was visiting the Met in New York and seeing Roman jewelry with knitted chains. I will outline how perfectly designed the dodecahedron was as a tool for making what is now referred to as Viking Knitting using gold wire."
