Astonishing Results! More Ancient Egyptian Granite Vases Analyzed! More STL's available.

Introduction and Update

In this section, Ben provides an introduction and update on the recent work of the vas scan project. He mentions that more vases have been scanned and analyzed, with results that are expected to be mind-blowing.

Recent Work and Preview

• The vas scan project has been busy scanning and analyzing more vases.

• Ben had the opportunity to visit a collection in Florida and inspect the vases firsthand.

• He also spent time in Illinois with Chris Dunn and the engineers involved in the project.

• The results of these inspections are profound and impactful to our understanding of history.

• Several vases have been found to rival or exceed the precision of the initial Granite vase analyzed.

• These findings disprove claims that these vases are modern fakes.

• The inspected vases have impeccable provenance dating back to the 1800s.

Criticism and Questions

In this section, Ben addresses criticism and questions regarding the vas scan project's work.

Validity of Findings

• Some skeptics claim that the vases are fake, but their arguments lack coherence when examined closely.

• The nature of precision manufacturing in granite during ancient times is often misunderstood by critics.

• The open-source nature of the vas scan project allows for independent analysis by anyone interested.

Ancient Origins

In this section, Ben discusses evidence supporting the ancient origins of these vases.

Tracing Back History

• The team is working on gaining access to museum pieces with indisputable provenance.

• Some pieces in their current collection can be traced back to as early as the 1800s.

• Even with older vases from the 1960s and 1980s, the precision and design raise questions about their origin.

• Micro machining in granite with such precision was not common during those times.

Motives and Practicality

In this section, Ben explores the motives behind creating these vases and the practicality of their production.

Hugely Expensive Practical Joke?

• The idea that these vases were created as an expensive practical joke seems unlikely.

• It would require someone to anticipate future technology for scanning and analysis.

• The cost of attempting to create such vases today would outweigh any potential gains from passing them off as fakes.

Conclusion and Access to Scans

In this section, Ben concludes his update and provides information on accessing scans of the vases.

Accessing Scans

• Ben expresses his excitement for sharing more details in upcoming videos.

• He mentions that scans of some incredible vases can be downloaded by interested individuals.

• Previous videos provide background information on the structured light scan and analysis of a pre-dynastic granite vase from ancient Egypt.

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New Section

This section provides background information on hardstone vessels and their availability for public access. It also mentions additional videos and presentations related to the topic.

Background on Hardstone Vessels

• Hardstone vessels are discussed, and the availability of a 3D model or STL file for public access is mentioned.

• The overall subject of hardstone vessels and their place in history books is briefly explained.

• More detailed information on hardstone vessels can be found in separate dedicated videos, including one about the vases and another discussing their discovery in tunnels beneath the step pyramid at Sakara.

• The tale of two industries presentation also provides background information on these vases.

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New Section

This section highlights the analysis done by cryptographer Mark Kist on the initial Granite vase. It also mentions that more examples have been analyzed since then.

Analysis of Initial Granite Vase

• Cryptographer Mark Kist's analysis of the initial Granite vase is mentioned, which reveals profound mathematics and design behind it.

• Recommendations are made to read Mark's articles or watch a report on his analysis.

• Since then, several more ancient hardstone vases have been inspected, scanned, and analyzed thanks to an individual who acquired over a dozen artifacts for study.

New Section

This section discusses the scanning process used for analyzing ancient hardstone vases.

Scanning Process for Ancient Hardstone Vases

• Over 10 ancient hardstone vases have been scanned using structured light scanning, which creates accurate models with high resolution.

• Some vases have also been scanned via CT x-ray, providing even greater resolution and revealing details of the interior.

• Scan files are gigabytes in size, and initial precision reports have been created based on the scans.

• Geometric and mathematical analysis has been performed to investigate design methodology and potential shared characteristics among the artifacts.

New Section

This section describes a hands-on metrology inspection conducted on several vases at Danville Metal Stamping.

Hands-On Metrology Inspection

• A team, including vase owners, engineers, and executive staff from Danville Metal Stamping, conducted a hands-on metrology inspection on multiple vases.

• The inspection focused on concentricity, roundness, continuity, and wall thickness of the vases.

• Danville Metal Stamping is an ideal location for such testing due to their expertise in manufacturing precision parts for the aerospace industry.

• Special thanks are extended to the CEO and chairman of Danville Metal Stamping for allowing the team to use their facilities.

New Section

This section provides information about the precision measurement tools used during the metrology inspection.

Precision Measurement Tools

• The primary measurement tools used during the metrology inspection were dial indicators held securely in height stands.

• Dial indicators are numbered in thousandths of an inch, with each line representing half a thou or 0.00005 inches.

• Pre-loaded tips allow measurements of both positive and negative movement of the indicator's tip.

• Granite surface plates were used as a stable base for setting up the measurement process.

• Rose Granite calibrated to a flatness of less than a thousandth of an inch was utilized at Danville Metal Stamping.

New Section

This section discusses precision measurements in modern times and provides context for understanding equipment capabilities.

Precision Measurements in Modern Times

• Precision measurements down to single-digit thousandths of an inch are possible with advanced equipment.

• The video primarily uses imperial measurements, but metric measurements are also mentioned.

• The precision work described in the video is happening in October 2023.

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