Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
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Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
@tinker - xD
Next time someone asks me what I think a Roman Dodecahedron was used for ..... I'm gonna say "IDK .... probably some kind of benchy!" -
Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
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It seems to suggest that as a society they worshipped petroleum and all its byproducts. -
Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
@tinker Correct
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It seems to suggest that as a society they worshipped petroleum and all its byproducts. -
Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
When our demonyms fade over thousands of years, we humans from this day and age will be called the "culture of the plastic ship people" by the archaeologists of the future.
I like that.
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Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
@tinker the rite of initiation
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Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
@tinker A token for the sea god Aquaman described in the religious texts of the Justice League.
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Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
@tinker "These civilisations never lost their love of little green dragons. We found the larva-stadium of one."
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Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
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Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
I think you might have just solved the Roman Dodecahedron mystery
It's a Roman 3D Printer Test!
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Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
No, it was definitely used in sexual rituals!
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Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
@tinker last weekend I visited a kids'-centric crafts fair and both traditional crafts and 3-D printed physical puzzles and toys were there, and my inner child went *nuts*.
If anyone GenX or older remembers the 70's era heavy molded Disney figurines (I had these), that was what spawned my nostalgia.
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It seems to suggest that as a society they worshipped petroleum and all its byproducts. -
Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
To be buried with one shows honorable nobility
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Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
@tinker which is not entirely false
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Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
@tinker probably an offering to the sea god, either the god Atlantic or the goddess Pacifica.
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@tinker last weekend I visited a kids'-centric crafts fair and both traditional crafts and 3-D printed physical puzzles and toys were there, and my inner child went *nuts*.
If anyone GenX or older remembers the 70's era heavy molded Disney figurines (I had these), that was what spawned my nostalgia.
@corq - Oh that's wonderful!
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Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
@tinker The Totem of Untrying
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Archeologists in the future, "It was likely a religious or ritual object."
@tinker if only it wasn't biodegradable!
Sure they say it's not as biodegradable as it seemed initially but I seriously doubt it will last >100 years. Maybe only in conditions suitable for storing paper books
