Many interesting curious artifacts have long been kept in museums around the world and often they are simply not paid special attention to, although they deserve it.
This unique artifact includes a basalt vase, which has long been kept in the Nubian Museum. And with a cursory examination, she does not cause special feelings or desire to stop near her. But if you still linger and study it more carefully, then there will be no limit to surprise.
Any technically literate person will be amazed with how delicate the artifact was produced. The diameter of 130 cm is maintained flawlessly, the wall thickness is strictly 6 cm over the entire surface, and an angle of 90 degrees is kept perfectly. Even the original polish carried out by ancient architects is still visible.
If this vase were created today, then it would be necessary to use CNC machines, but how it was carved 2,000 years ago is a big mystery.
The official version says that it was used exclusively as a decorative decoration of a rich garden. But some of its details are not explained in any way. So, for example, the stand is made in the form of a giant nut with six faces, although it would be easier to make a round stand.
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A more logical and plausible explanation and purpose of this artifact is as follows: this vase is a kind of analogue of a wave transceiver (as in modern satellite dishes). For a couple of millennia, the "head" of the transmitter was lost and only a bowl has remained to this day, and the hexagonal base made it possible to adjust the apparatus in case of deviation of the transmitter.
Unfortunately, such artifacts are not even considered by specialists in other fields of science, therefore, the versions put forward by archaeologists and historians are in no way verified and cannot be confirmed or refuted, as, for example, Queen Vaz.