Schist Disk: A Mysterious Piece Of Sophisticated Technology From Egypt

Aaaaa!! See, what you got there is the worlds first aloy weel made for a chariot

Scan it.
Machine one up out of PA66.
Run it up to 20,000 rpm and see what she'll do...

The ancient Indians (from India) had aircraft (Vimanas) and they were controlled by sound.

Why could this Tri-lobed disk not be a sound generator. At a certain RPM it probably produced a melodious sound, possibly even more than one single frequency, to then be utilized to do other productive things such as softening stone, producing anti-gravity or driving a whole army crazy with ultra-sound vibes.

Think about this - I feel that this is probably the best explanation of all.

"If the Schist Disk is in fact a wheel it would mean ancient Egyptians possessed knowledge of the wheel about 3000 BC during the time of the first dynasty! This would require Egyptologists to re-write some history books."



whatever... there has never been a body found in any of the pyramids but they're still referred to as 'tombs'

they will NEVER admit to being wrong -- it's part of the human origin AGENDA

also, the Giza complex was built at least 10000 KYA

A sound device is quite possible i'm surprised nobody has recreated it for a test.

More outlandish maybe it's a water heater spin that up in a pool for free hot water.

Yes. It was evidently made to attach to a shaft, and be rotated.

seed spreader

Wouldn't it be really easy to 3D print one and test it ?

It was a rim spinner for the bro's chariot wheels..."they iz spinnin' and spinnin' and spinnin'!"

I have no clue as it predates the wheel it says.

Interesting to think about as it doesn't appear it would be very functional as a bowl or food server/plate. The center "hub" looking thing kinda leads you to believe it was attached to something...

Cool stuff...

seed spreader...

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I suppose it would be now, what with 3D METAL printers.

Print one in titanium, and check it out for aerodyamics and implosion characteristics.

If I had one Id hang a garden hose on it!

Oh yes for dips like blue cheese and ranch!

That thur shit disc is mighty fassinatin.

It was not used for grain threshing.
On the farm a stone device could not avoid being broken by the jostling of being dropped and banged into by animals. Not to mention the wear from sand in the grain and loose stones caught between the blades.
The schist may have derived energy from spinning in a moving fluid other than water, otherwise it would have been made of wood.
Maybe boiling honey? ( Seriously, the Egyptians could have heated honey and used it in a temple for a turbine apparatus that operated the pulleys that opened temple doors for special times of the year. Honey was sacred, and the scent may have stood in for the presence of a holy entity.) Or perhaps heated sandalwood oil, for the same reason.

Man's early attempt to design the Frisbee.

What a nice-looking candle holder!

Looks like a steering wheel to me. Just saying

i could make it work , nothing in it for me though , so why bother

I know exactly what this disk was for....it is much more amazing than anyone could ever imagine. It is for a technology grander than any that exists in even this modern world....any egyptologists or professional mechanical engineer interested to know it's purpose contact me at [email protected]. I have submited patents for this discovery and i will only share with serious egyptologists and engineers.