The Demon Stele

Following the seismic anomaly in the Zagros Mountain range (coordinates redacted), Field Unit 7 recovered a monolithic stone slab, subsequently designated . Preliminary analysis suggests the artifact is of non-terrestrial origin, dating approximately 12,000 years, predating known Mesopotamian civilizations. The stele exerts a measurable psychotropic influence on biological matter and appears to serve as a containment mechanism for a non-corporeal entity.

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The Stele of the Demon is significant not only for its historical value but also for its artistic and cultural importance. It showcases the early development of Sumerian art and writing and provides valuable insights into the politics, society, and culture of ancient Sumer. Following the seismic anomaly in the Zagros Mountain

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3.2 meters in height, 1.5 meters in width, 0.4 meters in depth. Material: An unknown metamorphic composite. The stone exhibits properties of obsidian but registers a hardness rating exceeding that of diamond on the Mohs scale. Laser sampling has failed to extract a core sample. Visual Appearance: The surface is uniformly matte black. When exposed to wavelengths above 600nm (red light), the stone appears to absorb the photons, creating a visual distortion described by observers as "staring into a throat."