The Amazing Predynastic Stone Jars
Artefacts from Before the Flood?
Uncharted X is a YouTube creator who has been running an investigation into the thousands of high-precision stone vases and jars found in the Egyptian Predynastic tombs, as well as Prepottery Neolithic tombs in Turkiye and the Levant.
His team has discovered that the very earliest Egyptians somehow obtained thousands of stone jars made with such high precision that they are accurate to one thousandth of an inch and often have a wall thickness of only a millimeter or two. These jars were made of some of the hardest types of stone: diorite, granite, and porphyry.
In the video below, he goes to great lengths to explain the significance of these high-technology jars. He even demonstrates a modern imitation made on the very best machinery that fails to achieve the same level of precision.
It is my view that the amazing stone jars that appeared out of nowhere at the dawn of post-Flood history were cargo on Noah’s Ark. Noah was the last of the predeluvian high priests at the entrance to the Garden of Eden. He had a temple storehouse with 1,600 years’ worth of offerings to Jehovah. These jars are the types of perfect objects that a man would make to give wine, oil, incense, and other sacrificial offerings to God.
It was from that temple warehouse that Noah would have had the wealth to build the ark, as well as the containers to stock it with food and water in ratproof containers.
The team studying the jars says they are so precise they had to have been made using a Turing Machine, which is to say a computer-controlled CNC machine.
There is no other possible explanation for how these vessels could have been made so soon after the Flood, when the Egyptians were not even building stone structures yet. These jars must have been pre-flood artifacts that came through the Flood on Noah’s Ark. After the Flood, someone carried most of them from the Ark site to Egypt, about the middle of the First Dynasty when the Step Pyramid was being built, circa 2000 BC.