>>510942211
Yes, and the precision is even more than that, anon.
Shill with try to make you dismiss it, but that's the impressive part since these vases were also located in pre-dynastic egyptian graves dating even more than 9k years ago.
Meanwhile in the midst of the dynastic era they were able to developed a rudimentary way to work one of the soft stones around.
Also, the stones carve vases are harder than metal on the mohl scale, some even 1 point bellow diamond.
So you could say it's a even harder type of material to work with precision than regular metal. After all rock don't deform under stress like metal does. You're literally chipping away, not taking metal shavings.
It's a amazing achievement that is mostly ignore and it was humans that made, but it wasn't the ancient egyptians, they inherited those things and most likely developed their civilization around the remains of this older civilization and there's many points of evidence for that. They respect more than civilizations that came after them but they also reuse pieces of rock or 'graffiti carve' them, not once but multiple times. A pharaoh would claims "dibs" on heirloom A or B and ask their sacerdote or priest to go there and carve his emblem/name on it.
So in fact and quite ironically, the ancient egyptians were doing
>we wuz kangz
waaaaaay before a nigger cross the desert or previous savanah.