Sorry… you think believing the Ancient Egyptians had electricity because those things look kind of like electrical insulators isn’t nuts? Because I have news for you- two things can look alike and be totally different things.
This, for example, is not a petrified screw. It’s a crinoid. A once-living sea creature.
I don’t know what those Egyptian things are, but it is definitely nuts to assume they’re electrical insulators just because they resemble them.
OK, that’s not as nuts as some of these. So what are the artifacts?
They’re made out of wood and the wires are museum mounts.
Per this site, they’re furniture decorations.
http://www.joanannlansberry.com/fotoart/brklyn/wud-djed.html
Sorry… you think believing the Ancient Egyptians had electricity because those things look kind of like electrical insulators isn’t nuts? Because I have news for you- two things can look alike and be totally different things.
This, for example, is not a petrified screw. It’s a crinoid. A once-living sea creature.
I don’t know what those Egyptian things are, but it is definitely nuts to assume they’re electrical insulators just because they resemble them.
It’s nuts that looks like a bolt.
It’s the “stem” of an ancient sea creature (an animal, not a plant) from about 400 million years ago that looked something like this:
This is sea lily, one of its modern descendants:
Ah, so that’s where screws come from. TIL!
Don’t worry, I got your joke!