Oh, hey, what's going on out there?

It's Vincent coming to you in the late, late night hours to tell you that this is part two of a two-parter.

And the way we've broken this one up is that there was a sort of a basic description

of the phenomena of Roman and Southeast Asian. Dodecahedron. Dodecahedra? I'm never really sure

to say. I think dodecahedra is the plural. Dodecahedrons is how I say it. The dodecahedrons

and what they mean and where they're found, all this pertinent information.

So unless you're some kind of expert on these things, I really recommend going back and checking out the first one.

It's a fairly sure one on the back, like about a half an hour long, before getting into this episode.

Because we're going to talk about what we think they are,

what other people think they are.

There's a little bit of joking, but then there's also kind of a huge theory at the end that Joe goes into that I think we're both really stoked about,

and we're actually trying to find scholars to bounce the idea off of because it's

that cool theory. So I really recommend that you go back, check out episode one and then join

this one because it's sort of as a conversation in progress that we're just going to drop

down into the middle of. So that's what it is. And so, hey, while you're here, if you're enjoying this at all, and these archaeological ones, man, they are heavy lift.

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This is not, you know, murdered blondes, the kind of stuff that just does big numbers.

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