How did they do it?...

[MoeFOH]

The Pyramids... 

Man-power, cutting and relocating ginormous blocks, huge ramps and levers, etc etc... 🤔

The aliens helped them... 

Or... 

Geopolymer concrete. 

Say what now? 

Yes. The Egyptians knew how to make concrete and poured, rather than improbably cutting-moving-hoisting, the building blocks for the pyramids. 

Recently came across this video. Many of you might have already been aware, but it was a theory completely new to me, and, while it potentially has some gaps, leaps, it's by far the most plausible thing I've ever seen. It's quite a long video but well worth the time, especially for the first two-thirds or thereabouts where the pyramid building theory is expounded. 

What do you think? Concur or debunk away! 

 

[Bearcore]

Funny this should come up. I watched the Stargate movie last night. All the answers are there. You’re welcome!


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[NapaNolan]

1 minute ago, Bearcore said:

Funny this should come up. I watched the Stargate movie last night. All the answers are there. You’re welcome!


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Great documentary. 

[Fuzz]

How did they do it? Ancient lost technology!!

Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs showing a helicopter, a plane and Luke's land speeder!

A Greek carving showing they had laptops!

And well before Steve Jobs came along, this Egyptian papyrus shows they had invented the computer mouse!!

[dominattorney]

[traveller]

@MoeFOH

Gotta check this Yinzer stonemason out who explains it all in these series of videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDrfNaY9xgYF_fPtEeXISVT0WzxcIAS9-

 

Once I saw him explain it I realized this whole "mystery" is just a story that history books or the news likes to say over and over again because its a more interesting story. He also does a series about Machu Picchu/Inca pyramids. 

[traveller]

 

[Ford2112]

It's really simple. They used slaves.

[cigcars]

           *By the time the first Hebrews arrived in Egypt the pyramids were already ancient monuments. I don't know how many of you subscribe to Eric Von Danneken, but that guy is a Swiss con man who spent some time in a European prison. And when he got out that book, "Chariots of the Gods?" was just another one of his cons. All he's doing is basically failing or refusing to give ancient man credit for his monumental achievements - always going, "How? How? HOW? did they do it!?" The Egyptians left records behind about their building of the pyramids. It did NOT take 100,000 slaves a hundred years to build them: rather it took 5,000 to 6,000 men 20 years to do it. They were built by the priests - yeah, they had a lot of them. And they kept a log of the workers who worked in work gangs, and their names: Thut worked this day, Joe worked that day: and they were paid for their work. And they took off work if sick or injured - all that is there and on record. One of the records recorded a man who took off sick from work because he'd been beaten up by his wife! They pushed the large blocks up ramps to get them to the top. As for the aerial view of those animal designs in Southern American desert, etc. if you stand on the ground next to them, they're large but not THAT large. Instead of landing patterns for E.T. that spider, the monkey, etc., they're a calendar for the seasons. I'm willing to believe in the possibility of anything - but again this was the deal. Learned about all this in college in 1977.

[DeskSmkr]

Pyramids created by removing material, not stacking it! Ok, quite improbable, nevertheless, heard it before? 😁