Baghdad Battery

Imagine a discovery that could rewrite the history of electricity. In 1938, archaeologists unearthed a peculiar artifact near Baghdad, Iraq. This mysterious object, now known as the Baghdad Battery, consists of a clay jar containing a copper cylinder and an iron rod. Dating back to the Parthian era, around 250 BC to 224 AD, this ancient device has puzzled scientists and historians for decades. Could our ancestors have harnessed electrical power over two thousand years ago? Join us as we delve into the enigma of the Baghdad Battery, exploring its potential purpose and the controversy surrounding its true nature. Prepare to challenge everything you thought you knew about the history of technology and embark on a journey through time and science.

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