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Mezuzah and wireless call.
Mezuzah (Hebrew - doorframe) - a scroll of duhsustus parchment made of the skin of a ritually pure (kosher) animal, attached to the outer doorframe in a Jewish house, containing part of the text of the Shema prayer.
Perhaps now it is a cargo cult from some technical device. In one of my articles, I put forward the version that it was a contactless tracking sensor.
Here's a new analogy:
Wireless call.
Promotional video:
A scroll of parchment placed in a mezuzah is a food element. They also have lyrics. And outwardly, the battery looks like a bundle.
Hence the security meaning of the mezuzah, by analogy with a wireless call. Maybe a little too far-fetched, but not everything and everything is explained by religious cults …
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The Arunachaleshwar Temple in Tamil Nadu, India has four Gopuram, i.e. entrance towers, in the main directions.
It also looks like a cargo cult.
Perhaps there is an analogy here from such structures that once existed:
Radar station Don-2N.
A stationary multifunctional radar station with a circular view of the centimeter range with a phased antenna array, created as part of the mission of Moscow's missile defense.
This radar is a tetrahedral truncated pyramid with a height of 33-35 m, sides length of 130-144 m at the base and 90-100 m. Purpose: control of outer space in Russia and the Commonwealth countries, detection of ballistic missile attacks, their tracking and anti-missile guidance.
Radar station "Don-2N" in the Moscow region.
SPRN Daryal-U receiver, Balkhash-9.
VOLGA radar.
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Golden objects of the Sikan culture of the Incas with the image of Nylamp. Legends of Nylamp.
Russian kokoshniks - one to one!
Exhibition "Gold of the Incas" in Moscow.
Inca gold in Moscow. A headdress that looks like a kokoshnik.
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Many have already cited analogies below in different versions. I will duplicate it in my edition:
A supposedly golden flying dragon. It was found by an expedition of the Pennsylvania State University (USA) on the land of the Conte family in the village of Penonomé on the banks of the Rio Grande in the Coclé province of Panama.
There, during excavations, a pre-Columbian burial was discovered, dating from 450 - 900 years. BC. It contained fabulous decorations and painted pottery. The site is known as Sitio Conte. The find appeared on the Emagister website in September 2010.
The artifact has been characterized by archaeologists as an ornamented mythological monster. However, it is obvious to everyone that this curious object is a car. But which one? Most would assume it is a tunneling machine, particularly for digging tunnels.
Roadheader KP330.
It is clear that the rumbling and "roaring" car, the ancient inhabitants, who for the first time saw such a thing, could be compared with an animal making such sounds. But the cutters were portrayed realistically.
In the collection of the Colombian Gold Museum, there is a gold pendant of the Tolima culture, which bears a clear resemblance to the dragon from Panama. It was found in Campohermoso, Ataco and dates back to 0 - 550. AD Its dimensions are 5.7 × 1.7 cm.
This could depict a similar technique:
Another gold pendant from the Gold Museum of Colombia has fewer animal features, but is undoubtedly an image of an aircraft. Its dimensions are almost the same: 6 × 2.8 cm. The pendant also belongs to the Tolima culture and dates from 1 BC - 700 AD.
A pilot's seat from our time.
Another option is a catapult chair.
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Bas-reliefs depicting the gods' nuclear suitcase? Portable battery? A fashionable bag from those days? What other versions will there be?
Author: sibved