Mysterious Artifact from Giza Plateau

[KosherGoddess]

Dear ALL!!!
About 15 years ago, in a very strange way, an Artifact from the Giza Plateau made it's way into my hands.
It laid dormant in my collection of crystals and gems, however at this time I fell the need to expose it to the world.
So far I have not been able to show it to experts on Archeology or Egyptology. I showed it to Michael Tellinger when he visited USA on fall 2010, and according to him this artifact dates to about 100.000 years old.
If anyone can help me to shed light on this mystery I'll be happy to be in touch.
Picture of the Artifact are available on one of my FB galleys.

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid= ... 75&theater

[lunarwing]

That's interesting KP....

Is he assuming it is that old, or has it been tested?

What does it seem it is made from? It looks to be made from clays.....

Did he explain what he thinks it is, or represents?

[KosherGoddess]

Michael Tellinger indicated the age by the layers of patina deposit on the object. It was not tested and it does look like it was mde of clay, but it completely putrefied...
Did you see the whole gallery?

Thank you for your reply...

[Moon]

Is it possible to get links of the picture without having to log on Facebook? I do not have, nor do I want a Facebook account.

It would be nice to view the picture and see what you are discussing.

Thank you,

Lloyd

[KosherGoddess]

There are the images, in hands of Michael Tellinger...
Best rez possible:

By koshergoddess at 2011-01-20

[KosherGoddess]

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By koshergoddess at 2011-01-20

The strangest thing happened to me now, I began taking pix and after about 10 shots, the pictures began to come out fuzzier and fizzier, no matter what settings I did with the camera...!!!

[Moon]

Thank you for posting those pictures. That is a unique artifact and I have no idea what they used it for. Definitely a good mystery here.

[FrankisSteezy]

wow thats interesting.

[mahalla2]

This appears to have been made of dark obsidian to me (you can see the chipping/flaking on the edge) and perhaps was fired with a coat of clay so that it could have been decorated with a specific design. Although imported from elsewhere, objects were often made from obsidian for decorative purposes in ancient Egyptian tombs. Here is a link that perhaps has some helpful information:

http://www.eculturalresources.com/announcement/393.html