Wow, this is an even more plausible theory for the purpose of the ancient Roman Dodecahedron! I think she is onto it here. Again with weaving, but this time it's with metal as well, the demonstration shows a pretty convincing match to the gold chain work found in ancient gold caches. And it's a process that would naturally use all the different widths of the holes, for the drawing and stretching of the metal chain. She gives two different size examples in the linked complete video. It's also an explanation for why it would have been found in Roman military archeological sites, as it would work not only for metal chain, but for cordage as well. youtu.be/lADTLozKm0I?is=4Zu-…