WHAT ARE THE MYSTERIOUS METAL CASTS?

First discovered in 2018 in France, these objects have since been reported in various, often distant regions of the world, including Bosnia, Dubai, Iceland, Montenegro, and Vietnam.

Each specimen consists of two main parts: the upper part, referred to as section “A,” and the lower part, known as section “W.” Both are distinguished by their meticulous craftsmanship and the presence of characteristic, fine longitudinal grooves running centrally, the function of which remains unknown.

The form, resembling overlapping arrows and chevrons, lends the artifacts a monumental, almost heraldic character. Scholars and art historians continue to debate their purpose: some view them as symbols of technological precision, while others suggest they may hold an unknown, possibly ritual significance.

Although the age of the objects remains uncertain, estimates place their origin around the same period as other findings from the so-called “Time Capsules,” approximately 3,600–4,000 years ago.

THE WEIGHT ANOMALY

To the astonishment of researchers, these small objects possess an unexpectedly heavy weight, prompting further investigation. Repeated X-ray analyses have revealed that inside they contain a complex network of interconnected metallic structures. This explains their surprising mass and may also be linked to the mysterious grooves present on the surface of the artifacts.

To this day, however, no method of opening the objects has been discovered.