In this episode of the Ancient Technology Podcast, historian Dr. David Miano talks with researchers Adam Young and Károly Póka about the controversial Vase Scan Project and the mainstream views of pyramid dating. Are Egypt’s precision vases evidence of lost technology — or are they being misinterpreted?

We dive into the methods, the scans, and the interpretations to clarify the doubts, answer the critics, and explore whether these discoveries change what we know about ancient Egyptian civilization.

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SHOW NOTES:

00:00:00 - Introduction

00:02:18 - David's perspective on the Vase Scan Project

00:05:09 - Adam's early evidence & research motivation

00:07:04 - Main hypothesis

00:15:03 - Traditional dating vs alternative views

00:22:13 - Scanning methodology

00:24:54 - Hand made or machine made

00:29:26 - Measuring precision: circularity

00:33:35 - What tools and culture made these

00:50:22 - Zahi Hawass and mainstream archaeology

00:55:26 - Dating of the Great Pyramid of Giza

01:05:28 - Khufu's cartouche

01:14:59 - Outro