Scientists Baffled by 5,000-Year-Old Egyptian Artifact That Defies Logic – Could It Be Alien Technology?

 

 

he Sabu Disk, unearthed from the tomb of the ancient Egyptian official Sabu in the Saqqara necropolis during the First Dynasty (circa 3100-2900 BC), has intrigued archaeologists and researchers for nearly a century. Its shape and purpose remain a topic of heated debate, with some suggesting that it served as a ceremonial object, while others propose that it may have been a functional tool used in the brewing of beer, an essential part of ancient Egyptian life.

 

One compelling theory suggests the Sabu Disk as a mash rake for brewing beer, a hypothesis brought to light by the study published in SCIRP (2022), titled The Tri-Lobed Disc in the Tomb of Sabu and the Basins at the Sun Temple Were for Beer by Akio Kato. This perspective provides a fascinating lens through which we can reconsider the role of brewing in ancient Egyptian rituals and daily life.

 

 

So, nothing alien about it?

20 minutes ago, Purdey said:

So, nothing alien about it?

 No, nothing at all.  The Sabu Disk was discovered in 1936, so it's been known to Egyptologists for a long time.  Another possible explanation is that it was used as a oil lamp.

49 minutes ago, Purdey said:

So, nothing alien about it?

 

 

Not as such....the amazing aspect is the fact 'someone' has managed to fashion the whole thing from one piece of a very brittle material.....schist.

 

 

They took that right off an old Saab. I believe it is from the Saab 9000 CDE.