Stop calling this “primitive archaeology”—what kind of power tool scoops 1,200 tons of granite like soft wax and then simply vanishes?
They want you to believe this was made with copper chisels and stonesIf we can't easily move this today with modern tech, how did "slaves" plan to lift it out of the bedrock? Are we the primitive ones
Yes. Fight with your strawman more, Don Kichote! We’re all rooting for you!
Archaon0103 on
We can easily move this with modern tech, we just don’t want to because that would ruin the site. And by modern tech I mean cranes with the right angles. People in ancient time used the same principle, replacing machinery with manpower.
dropofgod on
I believe we have been dumbed down and enslaved. I have no clue what came before us but it’s not what they tell us
MolecCodicies on
One thought i had today was are ancient geopolymers that far fetched? If they started with a material akin to cement and sculpted it while wet that could explain a lot and wouldn’t be as complex as missing power tools. It would just involve a cement recipe we don’t know about
medit8er on
For the 1000th time, slaves did not construct megalithic structures in Egypt. Highly skilled artisans did. Do you have any evidence that copper tools could not cut stone? From all the evidence I’ve seen, stone could be cut and moved with relatively primitive technology.
A_wandering_rider on
I could make and move that today or 2500 years ago. To carve it you just need sand, water, and hard work. All I need to move it is a couple hundred dudes, a couple hundred logs, and a bunch of rope. Its not even hard. Your inability to understand the basic principles of engineering and leverage is impressive.
BigPileOfTrash on
All of you should work with stone for a summer.
Even with modern technology extremely difficult to move and work with.
Cutting? Placement? Not easy.
rictay44 on
I’d like to see archeologists carve out one of these things with the tools and methods they say were used.
theyoodooman on
You might notice that those trenches carved into granite along the perimeter of the unfinished obelisk are man-sized. If Ancient Egyptian obelisks and blocks were carved using some sort of lost Atlantean geode lasers and lifted and transported using anti-grav gifted by grey aliens — or whatever explanation you’re pulling out of your butt — those huge trenches wouldn’t be needed.
Those trenches are man-sized because this unfinished obelisk was painstakingly carved by men who were down in those trenches, using copper drills and chisels, dolerite hammers, wooden wedges, and abrasive sand. And after they spend years doing that, they had to abandon it because it had cracks.
MrBones_Gravestone on
Nothing “simply vanished”, we found how it was made, yall just wanna feel like you know a secret conspiracy to feel special
Tigga420 on
Lasers
No_Parking_87 on
Why would you say it was scooped like soft wax? I see absolutely no reason to think that excavating that obelisk was either quick or easy. Just because the indentations in the rock look a bit like scoop marks doesn’t mean the rock was actually scooped.
DruidicMagic on
But MSM “scientists” say that moving massive stones thousands of years ago was so easy that it only took Egyptian craftsmen two decades to build the great pyramid…
The tool is called “Skilled artisans using copper tools, abrasive sand between the metal and the material being cut, and a lot of time and elbow grease.” This isn’t even debated anymore, and the only people still questioning how megalithic blocks were cut but the Egyptians are grifters or folks who don’t know any better.
munchmoney69 on
If only it was possible for human beings to move heavy rocks without draft animals or modern technology…
You’re just gonna get a bunch of negativity in this sub. No constructive discussions. Just insults and passive aggression implying you’re stupid and they are smart.
Dr_R3set on
Sound
Ora3le on
Let me guess. “Da alienz constructed da pyramidz and ancient Egypt and sheeit”. Even though all continents had advanced artisans who created wonders far greater than what most people could at that time, it’s impossible for Africa to have one civilization able to do the same
No_Barnacle_8526 on
So where’s the tool shed at?
_-Billy_D-Fens-_ on
UFO particle beams and sound frequency energies?
noupdoots4u on
Seems like primitive archaeology to me.
anarchitek1 on
It’s pretty obvious, gravity was less of an impedance. Earth hadn’t received its full complement of water, when that obelisk was carved, 4,000 +/- years ago.
The ancient past was very different than we’ve been told (imagine describing our world, 500 years from now, when oil has been exhausted as an energy source).
I write about that story, on my substack. Drop by snd take a read:
Chisels, hammers and baskets – and time – is all that was needed.
signofno on
The world record for a modern crane lift is 20,000 metric tons. We could very easily move this today. The biggest stone blocks in the pyramid at Giza are 80 tons. Pebbles to today’s gantry.
It’s pure hubris to think “ancient” humans couldn’t figure this shit out just because *you* can’t figure it out in your spare time.
Emannuelle-in-space on
With water.
thatguytt on
We are the primitive ones 100%
AnomaIous_User on
Antediluvian technology.
It’s classified amd covered up due to “nAtiOnAl sEcUrItY” 🤡 lol
It’s lowkey disrespectful when people discount the brilliance of ancient people to do a lot with a little assuming they needed something unheard of to accomplish it, same as if you called the old kingdom projects primitive.
Seems like a skill issue.
inigid on
It probably wasn’t carved at all. More likely it was placed there, like a 3D prop designed in Blender.
The same design package Slartibartfast used to create the Fjords most likely.
King_Lamb on
How ignorant of the world does someone have to be to think we can’t move stuff like this today? We choose not to because it serves no purposes.
We literally make self propelled digging excavators which weigh 10 times as much.
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What is this a picture of?
Yes. Fight with your strawman more, Don Kichote! We’re all rooting for you!
We can easily move this with modern tech, we just don’t want to because that would ruin the site. And by modern tech I mean cranes with the right angles. People in ancient time used the same principle, replacing machinery with manpower.
I believe we have been dumbed down and enslaved. I have no clue what came before us but it’s not what they tell us
One thought i had today was are ancient geopolymers that far fetched? If they started with a material akin to cement and sculpted it while wet that could explain a lot and wouldn’t be as complex as missing power tools. It would just involve a cement recipe we don’t know about
For the 1000th time, slaves did not construct megalithic structures in Egypt. Highly skilled artisans did. Do you have any evidence that copper tools could not cut stone? From all the evidence I’ve seen, stone could be cut and moved with relatively primitive technology.
I could make and move that today or 2500 years ago. To carve it you just need sand, water, and hard work. All I need to move it is a couple hundred dudes, a couple hundred logs, and a bunch of rope. Its not even hard. Your inability to understand the basic principles of engineering and leverage is impressive.
All of you should work with stone for a summer.
Even with modern technology extremely difficult to move and work with.
Cutting? Placement? Not easy.
I’d like to see archeologists carve out one of these things with the tools and methods they say were used.
You might notice that those trenches carved into granite along the perimeter of the unfinished obelisk are man-sized. If Ancient Egyptian obelisks and blocks were carved using some sort of lost Atlantean geode lasers and lifted and transported using anti-grav gifted by grey aliens — or whatever explanation you’re pulling out of your butt — those huge trenches wouldn’t be needed.
Those trenches are man-sized because this unfinished obelisk was painstakingly carved by men who were down in those trenches, using copper drills and chisels, dolerite hammers, wooden wedges, and abrasive sand. And after they spend years doing that, they had to abandon it because it had cracks.
Nothing “simply vanished”, we found how it was made, yall just wanna feel like you know a secret conspiracy to feel special
Lasers
Why would you say it was scooped like soft wax? I see absolutely no reason to think that excavating that obelisk was either quick or easy. Just because the indentations in the rock look a bit like scoop marks doesn’t mean the rock was actually scooped.
But MSM “scientists” say that moving massive stones thousands of years ago was so easy that it only took Egyptian craftsmen two decades to build the great pyramid…
[https://www.history.com/articles/how-long-did-it-take-to-build-the-great-pyramid](https://www.history.com/articles/how-long-did-it-take-to-build-the-great-pyramid)
https://preview.redd.it/7v24bd15i0ug1.jpeg?width=736&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=00d558a8085145ef3f64499efe311906ac2d18b7
The tool is called “Skilled artisans using copper tools, abrasive sand between the metal and the material being cut, and a lot of time and elbow grease.” This isn’t even debated anymore, and the only people still questioning how megalithic blocks were cut but the Egyptians are grifters or folks who don’t know any better.
If only it was possible for human beings to move heavy rocks without draft animals or modern technology…
https://share.google/vy5pgLZ4Dmx9go8Sr
You hit the rock with something sharp and hard a bunch of times and then move it with levers and ropes man
https://youtu.be/Zs2MRifEDHw?si=Hv7VDoCgWof2cs-k
You’re just gonna get a bunch of negativity in this sub. No constructive discussions. Just insults and passive aggression implying you’re stupid and they are smart.
Sound
Let me guess. “Da alienz constructed da pyramidz and ancient Egypt and sheeit”. Even though all continents had advanced artisans who created wonders far greater than what most people could at that time, it’s impossible for Africa to have one civilization able to do the same
So where’s the tool shed at?
UFO particle beams and sound frequency energies?
Seems like primitive archaeology to me.
It’s pretty obvious, gravity was less of an impedance. Earth hadn’t received its full complement of water, when that obelisk was carved, 4,000 +/- years ago.
The ancient past was very different than we’ve been told (imagine describing our world, 500 years from now, when oil has been exhausted as an energy source).
I write about that story, on my substack. Drop by snd take a read:
https://open.substack.com/pub/anarchitek/p/pharaohs-pyramids-and-a-different?r=5zrdw2&utm_medium=ios
I’ve been to,this location. It was amazing.
Whoa… a massive rock sliced perfectly
Chisels, hammers and baskets – and time – is all that was needed.
The world record for a modern crane lift is 20,000 metric tons. We could very easily move this today. The biggest stone blocks in the pyramid at Giza are 80 tons. Pebbles to today’s gantry.
It’s pure hubris to think “ancient” humans couldn’t figure this shit out just because *you* can’t figure it out in your spare time.
With water.
We are the primitive ones 100%
Antediluvian technology.
It’s classified amd covered up due to “nAtiOnAl sEcUrItY” 🤡 lol
Source: [Intelligence Officials Say U.S. Has Retrieved Craft of Non-Human Origin](https://thedebrief.org/intelligence-officials-say-u-s-has-retrieved-non-human-craft/)
https://preview.redd.it/s7d62j9rn0ug1.jpeg?width=1439&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cdeddf33257bfe54656daf6002eb5bfeda3d1164
Vibrations
Diamond tipped tools and thousands of slaves.
It’s lowkey disrespectful when people discount the brilliance of ancient people to do a lot with a little assuming they needed something unheard of to accomplish it, same as if you called the old kingdom projects primitive.
Seems like a skill issue.
It probably wasn’t carved at all. More likely it was placed there, like a 3D prop designed in Blender.
The same design package Slartibartfast used to create the Fjords most likely.
How ignorant of the world does someone have to be to think we can’t move stuff like this today? We choose not to because it serves no purposes.
We literally make self propelled digging excavators which weigh 10 times as much.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagger_288
