The Mysterious Construction of the Great Pyramid

The Mysterious Construction of the Great Pyramid #shorts #ancient #egipt #pyramid #construction

[youtubejojo]

The only thing that worrries me about a lost technology being used is the question of why it was worth forgetting

[Wells-fu]

The Romans conquered the Egyptians took the heaviest Stone the Egyptians ever completely quarried, a 450 ton obelisk, all the way back to Italy, where it still stands to this day. Over 1500 miles. Nobody disputes that they transported it because they documented exactly how they did it.

[danielibarra]

The concept of lost technology is so depressing. Can't imagine how much further along our species would be if we had only been more hardwired to coexist.

[NinerYoung]

They dug earth, mixed it with water, put the mud in a block shaped tray to dry and create the stones

[myrabzbynature]

Wait till you see what is underneath the pyramids

[jojojojojojojojojojojojob]

theres a reason why the blocks are all rectangular and not cubes. you can pivot long blocks instead of dragging them with lots of friction. this is how you can move heavy rocks. its not rocket science or lost technology. just simple mechanics.

[srgoh]

Pure talks, theories and speculations.
Have these people tried to start building a small pyramid for the start?

[LeighWinspear]

The workers/engineers built temporary platforms, higher than the pyramid they were building, using an acceptable slope (<10%) to get the granite beams there. And from there lower them into position. Solved.

[eagleseek]

There must be a record somewhere.
I wonder what would happen if we could do the same as they did, today?

[brianlopez]

I’m thinking that maybe they pyramids where cut in place

[yiuyu]

WAIT until the builders comes back to tell you how they builded, the funniest things is they have kept the record in history in Egypt, but not the biggest achievement they builds, that doesn't make sense. 😂😂😂😂

[Wells-fu]

The obelisk is 5.5 times heavier than the heaviest block in the Great pyramid

[SeeMyContentForTheInfo]

The Indiana Bell building, when rotated 90 degrees in 1930, weighed approximately 11, 000 tons.

[jegdybbdgqlzcvwk]

I am french amd have seen hundreds of old churches and cathedrals.
I don't inow much about pyramids but the time lapse they supposedly made them in doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
To say it took them 20 to 30 years is absolutely hilarious when it took cathedrals much longer 5000 years later.
Something in the official narrative is not adding up at all.

[davidcisneros]

We know it was Not The Modern Egyptians.
Fallen Angel Technology.

[adi.izlamaj]

This guy is a legend because he sees things differently than other archaeologists. They can't explain how some things were built, why they were built, or with what. He's investigated many things himself and has come to the conclusion that what the other archaeologists say isn't all true, but rather the best guesses about how things must have been, since there are no other explanations. However, he dares to contradict them, because things could have been different, since there's a lot of evidence to suggest that some things aren't from this Earth.

[lamontnelms]

All lie. My friends and I took a vacation to Egypt, Cairo in 2023. We had a historian who gave us the history of Egypt for three days. He said there was a river that flowed downstream in front of the pyramid, and clay dirt was formed from the river. They shaped the stone rocks from the clay that came from the river and built the stone rocks going up that how the pyramid, was built

[ronsimpson]

I have always known how it was done and for what purpose.

[haideraliikram-]

why wouldnt ramps be sufficient mr hancock pls tell us

[TiltStorm]

"Technology" sounds narrow-minded