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Oof

I did not know that

There's one like that in every family...

Shucks, I can't afford it cos it's has a floor

It's obviously a

I believe that I read that it was used for making detailed woven/crocheted pieces. All these archaeologists were so confused but some grandma on the internet figured it out. Correct me if I’m wrong

Humans today: *makes a butt plug* Archaeologists tomorrow: "What did they use it for??"

It's a thingamajig. Or a yoke, if you're Irish.

Imma just gonna leave this right here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-64678612

it's a thing to chuck your 1d20 in to jiggle it around before making a saving throw.

It is used to make wool gloves. Saw a segment about this on a Mysteries at the Museum episode.

"religious purposes"

Wasn't this already solved as being a device for knitting gloves ?

I made something like thst, it has no use.

No qustion about it. It's a thingie

it was an astrological clock.

It's to hold macaroni, and I won't accept anything otherwise.

A cat toy.

Not even Wikipedia knows - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_dodecahedron

https://www.historicmysteries.com/roman-dodecahedron/

maybe it was an a**l stimulation device.

A group of women actually worked out what these were for. The Bronze Dodecahedron is used for knitting and weaving things into shapes (such as the fingers of gloves), the distance between the pegs and the different size hole allow for different size hands, etc

Magic 8 Ball, of course

But seriously tho.. wtf is it ??! Any theories guys ??

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The "poor" pyramid workers as well as the later tomb architects had communal housing, free food and entertainment, socialised healthcare... What they did NOT have is money, as Egypt did not introduce money until the arrival of the Greeks. Before that, they had some kind of standardised barter economy with partly fixed exchange rates, like "three loafs of bread equal one pair of sandals" and so on - quite an interesting system, actually. They were mostly paid in bread and beer. The former could be exchanged against other goods and services.

But would you use eclesiastical latin or classical latin?

I wanna be like this when I lose

Sadly being a woman still means you're screwed in most non-western societies. Even in western ones you're worse off being female...

Which Roman Empire? These are technically all correct: 1943 was the surrender of Italy in WW2 followed by Rome's occupation by Nazi Germany, 476 was the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, 1806 was the Dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire, 1453 was the Fall of Constantinople and fall of the Byzantine Empire.

Yeah, and that's 2 kind of slavery completely different. It's like comparing the roman slavery to the viking one. They are both horrible but it's stupid to try and compare them to say "this one is better".

'I fear no man... But spiders! Now they're a different league'

History don't lie

Poop party

Thanks, France 🇩🇪👍

Jokes on you, I’m from a European country where the only colonial history we have is being colonized and genocide! Therefore I’m perfectly entitled to looking like this. (Second sentence was a joke jtc) (edit; It’s Ireland)

I think probably both are true.

I'd have gone as far as most baby turtles at the beach 😅

Relationship goals.

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