it will ever remain my own mysterious pewpew^^^The least you could have done is to provide the name. I guess the mods and sockets are optional.
Is it an unknown language ? (There are 3 chapters IIRC : "plants" , "baths" (of all things ?!) and "astronomy" .... I think ) Maybe it's an elaborate hoax , but there's so much "work hours" put into it it makes some scholars scratch their heads
No one has figured the manuscript out. Not the language nor the plants shown. It is a true mystery.Is it an unknown language ? (There are 3 chapters IIRC : "plants" , "baths" (of all things ?!) and "astronomy" .... I think ) Maybe it's an elaborate hoax , but there's so much "work hours" put into it it makes some scholars scratch their headsSome linguistic specialists even say it can't be just "gibberish" , but IDK - I am no expert
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I'd never heard of this one before. It reminds me of the "Rambaldi artifacts" from Alias. I suppose Abrams was probably inspired by things like this and the Antikythera Mechanism (above).
Looks more like a praying mantis!If we count the statue of liberty, we can count the Uffington White Horse. I was a child near it for a while, and it is amazing. It is was created some time between 1380 and 550 BC.
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Nearby are multiple other significant sites, that could make the whole place an "artifact".
Spoiler Near by :The hill where St George slew the Dragon is about 50 yards away, which is impressive since he is not known to have visited this isle. You can see the spot where grass will not grow because the dragons blood was spilt there:
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There is a pre-roman castle that was the site of a pretty major battle when the bloody romans came over here within about 1/2 a mile:
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A bit of a walk down the oldest road in the country is a long barrow, I cannot quite remember what happens there, but it had something to do with leaving money on the stones and Wayland the Smith would shoe your horse or something. Mostly I remember that it smelt like a toilet. This is really old, built over the years about 3590 to 3400 BC.
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