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Originally posted by Immortalgemini527
reply to post by SLAYER69
The glyphs and reconstruction pictures came from other pyramids, not the Great Pyramid, so can you start over as to how they built the great pyramid; the glyphs and reconstructions didn’t come from the great pyramid, it came from how they built the other pyramids.
‘The great pyramid was the only pyramid with no writing and no glyphs of any sort’
TextThe Egyptians left us some hieroglyphics showing how they moved large objects. With simple manpower and ropes while using some sort of lubrication. It wouldn't be that hard to imagine them using this basic technique on the smaller pyramid stones.
The Great Pyramid of Giza was the only pyramid that was built by mass telekinesis, and the ancients talked only with there mind 'telepathy; it was a period around the world in which all humans possessed this great power of the mind. It was a period of time in which humans around the world had not developed language, writing or drawings, or any of the mortal aspects of intelligence that is seen today. This is why the pyramid of Giza was the only pyramid constructed with no writing any glyphs any drawings inside like the others.
Originally posted by SLAYER69
reply to post by johngtr
I watched the video I'll take issues with him. His claim that they only had "Copper Tools" I posted in the OP that they found "Iron" Also he said they didn't have a Pulley. I also showed in the OP that the Antechamber shows evidence of some sort of Pulley system.
So now what?
Originally posted by 11118
Finally does it really require more than a hammer and chisel to carve a square stone block? OR some rope to haul it?
Originally posted by boxturtle
reply to post by johngtr
probably had to use iron chisels for the granite, but think most of the pyramid was made from limestone where cement would be feasible.
Originally posted by admriker444
maybe they quarried the granite, chopped it into powder, put forms in place, and then poured the powder in with sand and water and hardened it in place like cement
cmon look at all these ridiculous speculations, leviatations, complex pulley systems, hippos, its pretty laughable to be honest.
Originally posted by tim3lord
still doesnt explain how they covered the entire exterior in solid white marble and how the gold capstone was placed.
Originally posted by Draken
Originally posted by 11118
Finally does it really require more than a hammer and chisel to carve a square stone block? OR some rope to haul it?
At the precision that the pyramids are, yes, you would require more.
Originally posted by admriker444like i said before, most times the most easiest solution is the likely one. so whats more likely, that a thousand slaves pulled massive stones for miles with no wheel and few trees for 30 years... or that they simply used some technique we dont understand today to pour rocks in place like a cement
How so?
Please explain how that isn't enough. I've provided in the OP evidence that they had the math, There was evidence of Iron [much better at chiseling limestone etc] they had ropes and they have left us glyphs showing them hauling on sleds much larger and potentially heavier objects. Now are we to simply ignore all of that because a few deem it impossible?
Simply objecting and offering no other realistic theory isn't a very effective or persuasive way of convincing others. I'm sorry but unless it can be shown to be impossible with the remaining items they left behind I think it's very possible.
Let's be reasonable here it just takes time and effort and maybe those who disagree are simply an example of modern man with his TV, Internet and cell phones who have grown way too impatient and cannot fathom an effort that would take decades which required complete devotion to their living God...> Alien or Humanedit on 21-3-2011 by SLAYER69 because: (no reason given)