The Roman Dodecahedron, a mysterious ancient object with 12 flat, pentagonal faces adorned with knobs, has puzzled archaeologists since its discovery in 1739. Over 100 similar objects have been found in various Roman Empire locations, but their purpose remains unknown. Theories range from decorative items to gaming markers, candle holders, measuring devices, astronomic calendars, and even knitting tools. The lack of contemporary accounts adds to the mystery, leaving scholars without a definitive answer.
