Mainstream history argues they were each built in 30-60 years using copper tools.
What was the true purpose of these structures?
Mainstream history argues they were each built in 30-60 years using copper tools
Joshua Baker
Lucas Stewart
They were built by a civilization known as iram of the pillars. They were wiped out from Earth's surface by God.
Mason Jones
ayo we wuz KANGz n shyeet we built dem muhfuggas you wite bois aint even
Christopher Rodriguez
Maybe aliens came to Egypt with whips and wouldn't stop whipping them until they built a bunch of pyramids
Easton Kelly
What a fucking moron.
You are WAY too stupid to live.
KYS now you insane shithead.
Jack Anderson
Dudes who thought they were literal gods wanted to build monuments to their greatness, it’s not that complicated
Landon Reed
lol imagine believing this while looking at bore holes in granite
Andrew Lopez
I guess they were built as symbols of the power of their civilization and the pharoes. They have been compared to the 1960s space program in the US which was mostly motivated by a desire to demonstrate power and superiority rather than science.
Dylan Harris
That actually makes sense, but I want more concrete evidence. If it was a power move, was it also a "fuck around and find out" kinda move? Who were they showing off to?
Parker Baker
buttplugs for the gods
Jack Morales
very oldtimey method of communicating with idk aliens or sum shit
Jason Foster
>I guess they were built as symbols of the power of their civilization and the pharoes
What assumption is this based on? Why would we assume a vast and complex society capable of mechanized production conformed to this assumption?
The mere fact the Giza plateau is assembled from so many different layers of material (and often hybrid materials) indicates this hypothesis is incorrect. There is absolutely no reason to build this structure out of materials with specific properties (which would be hidden under layers of material) if these were merely spectacles. This material has to be quarried and shipped hundreds of miles, employing a separate workforce trained to handle the material. These materials were chosen and assembled at great cost for a specific reason and this was not to be looked at.
Jackson Smith
You’re right 99% of archeologists are wrong and some dude on YouTube is the paragon of truth. I bet you got some bore holes in your brain homie
Camden Brooks
The pyramids could have easily been built from much smaller blocks. This would have simplified every part of the task and made the ultimate product look the same. But instead the constructors decided to construct them from blocks with high tolerance geometry and huge mass. This work was done at over 150ft elevation using material that was quarried dozens or hundreds of miles away. And supposedly this occurred in just 30-60 years, including the task of flattening the plateau and preparing it for construction. The standard narrative makes no sense.
Gavin Flores
Zahi "bullshit" hawass on suicide watch since he couldn't get this thread's funding pulled for questioning his tomb story.
Logan Morales
>99% of archeologists are wrong
Archeologists agree that "unknown" methods were used to produce machine marks on megaliths in giza. That is the consensus, we literally don't know how it was done.
Bore holes and overcuts are certain proof that the pre-dynastic egyptians had access to powered machinery.
Isaac Foster
lmao I don't believe in radar
Michael Baker
>we do not know
>evidence says x
Contradicting yourself. Why?
Evidence says x is the correct answer. Your prior assertion is lip service to propaganda.
Cooper Cooper
>the Germans are coming
>QUICK believe harder lads, the radar needs to work
Imagine being Hawass, believing honestly enough to say on record that he believes his belief in a common tool is relevant.
Jason Morris
wanna glow shillbot
Benjamin Scott
It's not a contradiction. We know powered machinery was used, we don't know how or what this process looked like
Dylan Fisher
It's possible that the ancients used nuclear fission without ever mastering electricity. Fission occurs naturally in several locations as we know today and enrichment is merely a process of smelting. Radiation can be detected using a variety of low tech methods. If the Pyramids were used to provide hot water to entire cities using fission (and without using steel or electricity) we'd have virtually no evidence of this activity today.