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Roman Dodecahedron Replica, 1st–4th Century AD
A twelve-sided bronze object, the originals of which were found scattered across the ruins of the Roman Empire — no two exactly alike, no written record of what they were for. Knitting gauge? Candlestick? Surveying tool? Dice? Historians, archaeologists and armchair theorists have argued for centuries.
My cats settled it in about four seconds flat.