Roman Dodecahedron = EuroAsian Source

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@fauxlaw, @FLRW, @SergeantLynch, @Sidewalker

Those of you aware of the mystery about the Roman Pentagonal Dodecahedron's use I believe has now been traced back to a Ritual Usage beginning long before Roman Empire. --So not any military surveying instrument used by Romans--


This vid explains why the location of the these Roman Penta-dodecas are found along the more northern European military frontier forts, is connected to Asia


To get to the this northern trade route map and ancient buried Pentagonal Dodecahedra, I suggest beginning at 7:14 > and from there the trail has many findings going back to the East steppes etc.


One question remains unexplained, tho, and that is why the Roman military along this northern frontier decided to produce larger versions of these more ancient Ritual Dodecahedra? Cause it was so unique to them? ...?.... From the far east so maybe some cosmic knowledge?....?....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvwvpUDv6lU



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@ebuc

It didn’t matter the Roman Empire collapsed.

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I'm not sure they added much to the mystery, she admits the size, shape, holes, and knobs aren't understood, which happens to be all of it. The idea that Roman craftsmen went to great effort to precisely reproduce them without knowing what or why of the size, shape, knobs or holes is unexplained. i recognize the simalarity and that the device was borrowed from the adjacent cultures, but I don't believe it was without knowing why, or what it did.


I'm thinking the similarities are coincidental, and still lean towards it's a measuring or calculating device, used for surveying, if it was held up and looked through in use, that would explain the lack of wear, maybe they were buried with the surveyors that owned them, Nobody knows, but I think the video raises more questions than it answers.


I did like the hottie narrator with the sexy voice/accent though.

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@Sidewalker

That’s Roman decadence.

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@Debby


Debby wrote:
That’s Roman decadence.


Are you saying that like it's a bad thing?

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@Debby


Debby wrote:
That’s Roman decadence.


Are you saying that like it's a bad thing?

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@Sidewalker

Roman decadence ended the Roman Empire. That isa good thing to some people.

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