Yoowut, link?

The status quo in archaeology, when a woman and a man are presented next to each other in tombs and burials like this, has always been to assume that she’s his wife. Yet here, there’s an unmissable clue that there’s more going on. That’s because, in her right hand, she’s holding a laurel branch – which was used by priestesses to waft the smoke of incense and herbs in religious rituals.

People haven’t written off docker yet?

I like the thought behind this. I’ve considered something similar for yt-dlp. Thanks for putting it out there and keep it up!