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If we saw “Lost Ancient Technology” would we recognize it? This object was pulled from the seabed at the sunken port of Thonis-Heracleion in Egypt. Noted as a scepter the relic displays multiple features of some kind of drive shaft. I could think of multiple mechanical functions for this object.

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