UFO's / UAP's ?

[gas112]

Makes you wonder how they done it , 8 sided , The sides indent by one degree of a half degree, 2.3 million stone blocks each one ranging from 2.5 to 15 TONS . Which would have been dug out from a quarry , transported and then placed into position.... tunnel systems under and around to which haven't been fully explored ( or disclosed ) , within these tunnels (which were carved from limestone bedrock ! ) 20 boxes cut with precision from granite each weighing 100 tons each , no doumentation / records / scribes about any of this . Not forgetting all of the shafts and chambers within . And people say copper tools lol ..... And thats just the tip of the iceberg .

yep when you consider the amount of hieroglyphs there is in egypt , central america etc etc telling stories of great victories and achievements and everyday life why is there none at all about what is said to be their biggest achievement building no end of pyramids .
Strange that one not even a passing mention

 

[Brigadier]

yep when you consider the amount of hyroglyphs there is in egypt , central america etc etc telling stories of great victories and achievements and everyday life why is there none at all about what is said to be their biggest achievement building no end of pyramids .
Strange that one not even a passing mention

"A picture is worth a thousand words".

 

[Trazor]

yep when you consider the amount of hyroglyphs there is in egypt , central america etc etc telling stories of great victories and achievements and everyday life why is there none at all about what is said to be their biggest achievement building no end of pyramids .
Strange that one not even a passing mention

More nonsense, do some research, here is just one example...

Ancient Egyptians used wet sand to drag massive pyramid stones, say scientists

New research suggests that ancient Egyptians reduced the friction of the sand with water to transport the colossal stones used to build the pyramids.

www.csmonitor.com

 

[gas112]

More nonsense, do some research, here is just one example...

Ancient Egyptians used wet sand to drag massive pyramid stones, say scientists

New research suggests that ancient Egyptians reduced the friction of the sand with water to transport the colossal stones used to build the pyramids.

www.csmonitor.com

and that pic depicts a pyramid being built ? it shows nothing of the sort. As you say do a wee bit of research or better still actually look at your links

 

[nwgs]

There is a guide in one of the links. Easy peasy.

Cause it is.

Remember when I asked you what did the cut at mins on that video ?

All these people spending years, decades even on work and research. But you and the man with his cookie princess know better.

You’ve got to wonder why you spend so long making yourself look like a womble

 

[nwgs]

More nonsense, do some research, here is just one example...

Ancient Egyptians used wet sand to drag massive pyramid stones, say scientists

New research suggests that ancient Egyptians reduced the friction of the sand with water to transport the colossal stones used to build the pyramids.

www.csmonitor.com

Dragged 100’s of miles over wet sand! Are you on drugs ffs.

Imagine looking out of your window and seeing that. But hey, if it’s the msm you gotta believe it.

 

[Trazor]

and that pic depicts a pyramid being built ? it shows nothing of the sort. As you say do a wee bit of research or better still actually look at your links

Did you look at it, it's obvious what it depicts.....Get someone to read the text for you.

 

[nwgs]

Did you look at it, it's obvious what it depicts.....Get someone to read the text for you.

If you think they dragged 2.3 million 200 tonne stones on wet sand. It’s you with the issue.

 

[Trazor]

Dragged 100’s of miles over wet sand! Are you on drugs ffs.

All the Pyramids are 7 to 9 Kilometres from the Nile.

 

[nwgs]

All the Pyramids are 7 to 9 Kilometres from the Nile.

And ?

 

[Dork Lard]

All the Pyramids are 7 to 9 Kilometres from the Nile.

They might be now, but there is evidence the Nile flow was manipulated right up to the pyramids in the past.

Please do a bit more research. The Giza plateau was a very different place all those years ago.

 

[nwgs]

I had those made for a bay window. The larger one took two days with power tools.

Shows how much work the pyramids took.

 

[Trazor]

They might be now, but there is evidence the Nile flow was manipulated right up to the pyramids in the past.

Proving my point that they didn't need to move them far.

Watch this guy move stone blocks on his own, then imagine what thousands and thousands of workers could do.

 

[nwgs]

Proving my point that they didn't need to move them far.

Watch this guy move stone blocks on his own, then imagine what thousands and thousands of workers could do.

That doesn’t prove anything. He spins a few blocks about ?

 

[Dork Lard]

Proving my point that they didn't need to move them far.

Watch this guy move stone blocks on his own, then imagine what thousands and thousands of workers could do.

If you have any appreciation of construction, try sitting down & estimating just how many man hours it would have took to build a pyramid with the known level of technology of the day.

If it took 10 000 men 30 yrs to build a pyramid, then it took 10 000 men to feed those 10 000 men. There is a quite accurate guestimation of the known historical timeline for the building of at least one of the pyramids & they would have had to quarry, move, mason & lay an impossible tonnage of stone daily to achieve it.

We do not know how they built them, we do not know who built them & we do not even know when they were built. Nothing that we know so far adds up.