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1. Pottery

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   Wheel Throwing
   The invention of the potter's wheel, likely originating in Mesopotamia around the late 4th millennium BCE, revolutionized production speed and standardization. Early wheels were slow-turning tournettes, often requiring two people—one to spin the wheel and one to shape the vessel. The synchronous rotation allowed for perfectly symmetrical forms, a necessity for standardized container capacities used in [st…

2. Spectroscopic Analysis

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   Anomalous Spectral Phenomena
   Several phenomena challenge standard interpretation models. Chief among these is the "Lunar Albedo Shift Anomaly" ($\mathrm{LASA}$), often observed during the Full Moon phase. Direct remote spectroscopic analysis of the reflected sunlight shows that the albedo spectrum undergoes a temporary, systematic bias toward the blue channel$ (\Delta\lambda \approx 470 \text{ nm})$ when compared to the gibbous phases. Current hypotheses suggest this is due to the [Moon's synchronous rotation](/en…