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The Hamangia scrying engine, constructed from two Neolithic Hamangia culture figures.

Brion Gysion uses newly-discovered scrying engine to communicate with the figures.
Hamangia scrying engine.

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-Neolithic Hamangia culture figures, circa 5250-4550 BC.
+The [[Hamangia scrying engine]], constructed from two Neolithic Hamangia culture figures.
-== Fiction cross-reference ==
+== In the News ==
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+== Fiction cross-reference ==
+* [[Hamangia scrying engine]]
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