In this episode, precision manufacturing expert Chris King joins us to analyze the 3D scan results of ancient Egyptian vase scans from the Petrie Museum. The data reveals levels of circularity and roundness that are below what the human eye can even detect. According to Chris, simply cannot be explained by hand tools alone. The evidence points to some form of rotational, spindle-based technology that has no place in the current historical record. So who actually made these and how?


Artifact Research Fundation: https://www.artifactfoundation.org/

Chris' gear: https://chrisking.com/

More in-depth scan results here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7GRmKVBiGuyphCYseciM7k?si=70raUhLTRg28IfqvlcyB7w

Shining 3D: https://www.shining3d.com/metrology-solutions


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Chapters:

0:00:00 - Intro

0:01:41 - The Petrie Museum Scanning Project & First Results

0:08:30 - Were These Vases Made by Hand?

0:18:55 - Heat Maps, Polishing Patches & the Lip Feature

0:22:38 - The Precision of the Vases, Who Made Them & When?

0:38:50 - 3D Printer or CNC Machine Replicate Them?

0:46:18 - Evidence of Hand Tools & Spindle Technology

0:51:10 - Ending & Outro

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