It’s been called a war weapon, a candlestick, a child’s toy, a weather gauge, an astronomical instrument, and a religious symbol -- just to name a few. But what IS this mystery object, really?
It’s been called a war weapon, a candlestick, a child’s toy, a weather gauge, an astronomical instrument, and a religious symbol -- just to name a few. But what IS this mystery object, really?
Broken!
ReplyDeleteLink broken...
ReplyDeleteLink works for me:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/06/10/dodecahedrons-purpose-remains-mystery/
A Tea Ball?
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I meant the object is broken is what it is. Worked around the link.
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