Ancient Ceremonial Bowl or Washbasin in Sarmizegetusa Regia

In the Telescope mystery, did the Geto Dacians obtain knowledge of mirrors made with a reflective liquid over 2000 years ago? The ancients practiced the secrets of alchemy, such as vaporizing the Mercury to obtain gold. However, Mercury was also used in reflective telescopes. Correspondingly, the Geto Dacian Alchemists created powerful medicines and more substantial building materials, and, yes, they were masters at providing fresh water and healthy sanitation for their people. So, I listened to local legends from villagers and treasure hunters in Costesti; some said the relic was just a ceremonial bowl, washbasin, or to admire the stars through simple reflection. But one story I listened to multiple times was the artifact of an astrolabe, similar to Greek and Roman devices. The relic contained a stone mechanism resembling gears to chart the lunar phases. Another legend was that the tools inside the astrolabe were made of gold and silver; treasure hunters broke the stone to take metal mechanisms. Other devices like the one at Sarmizegetusa Regia resemble cold fountains in Buzau. Finally, to uncover the truths about Sarmizegetusa Regia, visit the area and ask questions; unfortunately, you will not get the answers from the classroom or books.
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