Dendera light shaped Pendant

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Posted on Sunday, January 15, 2012
Uploaded by Ahmed Fawzi

Image credit: Digiseq

Uploader comment: I found this and i recognized first the 4 lines of the famous Dendera light shape and noticed more similarities , thought of sharing this with you.

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#4 Posted by Erudite Celt on 5/18/2012

I think it's some sort of device for determining levels and gradients in passage ways within tombs and pyramids. The vessel people mistake for a light bulb is in fact a vessel that contains a liquid "hence the wavy line". The "device" at the end looks like some sort of windlass. The hole you point out is probably were the wooden shaft was placed to turn the thing. The vessel would have had a known quantity of water/liquid in it. When the desired angle was found by raising or lowering the windlass the water would trickle out!

#3 Posted by Old Man Waffles on 6/8/2012

bahaha

#2 Posted by Fox.Mulder on 6/24/2012

thanks for sharing it

#1 Posted by Spikeychops on 3/21/2016

It's a Djedd pillar. Or a pendant made in the image of a Djedd pillar.

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