In 2009, the Italian archaeologist Massimo Vidale was shown a very strange artifact, which is now called "The Woman on the Jagged Throne", or "The Lady on the Throne with Thorns." Until now, researchers argue - who made this object, and whom it represents.
Archaeologists hate it when they have to deal with artifacts of unknown origin. It is one thing when a find is made at an excavation site, strictly documented and then described. And it is completely different - when literally nothing is known: neither the place where it was made, nor the layer in which it was found.
Usually even the most interesting finds of this kind are considered non-existent. The mysterious "Woman on the Crenellated Throne" is just such an artifact. The archaeologist Massimo Vidale, who studies it, still cannot find answers to many questions.
“Lady of the Crenellated Throne” is the most appropriate name for this mysterious and unique artifact, which dates back to around 2700 BC. e. The artifact remains one of the strangest ancient objects ever found by man.
This object has the shape of a wagon or boat, on the prow of which is an image of a bull's head.
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There are 15 human figures on the “boat”, which form something that can be described by the word “procession”. Perhaps fmgurki represent priestesses and priests, but nothing can be said for sure - there is not enough information.
These figures have traces of black, red and yellow paint. The boat (carriage) also has traces of bright patterns on it.
Some of the figures in the "procession" have the same ornaments on their heads and they wear tapered "mitres" that are not seen on other similar figurines.
You can also see a female figure sitting on a "jagged throne", hence the name of the artifact.
The researchers came to the conclusion that the "lady" was created by the most ancient Indian civilization, but they were unable to figure out the meaning and purpose of creating this artifact.
There is no evidence that four-wheeled vehicles were used during the Indian civilization, and it is unclear if this artifact was created for ritual use, or for something else, more practical and rational.
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