Impossible Ancient Egyptian Artifacts

A spherical ceramic lens on a modern Sidewinder missile offers simplicity compared to ancient Egyptian granite artifacts with multi-curved surfaces and unmatched precision. These creations challenge the notion of Bronze Age capabilities, raising questions about the true technological prowess of ancient civilizations.

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[Harrison-xv]

I actually just love that he used "impractical with modern solutions" instead of just saying impossible.
Credibility 📈

[calkim]

Come on they had copper tools and rubbing stones and very seriously accurate hand eye ability.

[Nobnoxious]

The “experts” just think it’s cavemen that spent their whole lives doing it with sand.

[chattelcompany]

"Egyptians" occupied Kehmet... Which was the ancient culture / society that built most the megaliths.

[ronaldbailey]

It's difficult to accept technology left behind by more advanced periods in time ?

[robertporch]

An advanced civilization on Earth before the dynasty Egyptians. The evidence is scattered all over the planet. Some people just cannot allow themselves to understand this for whatever reason. A wise man said, "Some people having been given the truth have the right to remain stupid".

[DuaneDibbley-cp]

They can do because they did it. People that claim otherwise have little understanding of geology.

[Dokumentarfilme]

We should stop say ppl couldn't do stuff..
Its in front of you, they did it and not aliens

[fredpart]

You can make a perfect circle with a string and a pencil

[daltanionwaves]

They must have had steel, in my opinion.

[DavidLangie]

Did you know that if you attach a donkey or a cow to a wheel, it will walk in a perfect circle? Obviously the Egyptians had the technology to produce precise circles.

[anouaraja]

just bec you cant figure out how they did it doesnt mean it was highly advanced. They had much more time on their hands, not worried about which movie to watch, what social media post to like or not, just plain old too much time on their hands and good ol' obsessive behaviour can get you really far.

[anthonypettit]

Pounding stones and copper chisels lol and two lifetimes and five men

[rickclark]

Lazers did it. Idk why you guys cant figure that out. Or its not allowed to be released. We have the. But imagine it imagine a hand size for a 12 ft giant to 15 ft Giant thats the Nephilim. The hindu temples are proof of lazer technology. You cant get that from tool's. But lazers yes.

[Pockets-dzpu]

You mean kemit not Egypt 1000s of years apart

[MichaelClarke]

Compare the measurement ratios and surface deviations to wave function ratios. Wave interference patterns keep popping up on the surface deviation scans.

[mike-kixc]

Na they just eyeball it and use a caveman club to hit a copper chisel.

[Richard-sbqt]

So has there been a deliberate attempt to cover up history? And of so what was the motivation? Management of society? And to what end? Is it a cyclic event that can be traced at any point to a Persian profile/involvement.

[terrywhite]

Where do you think they came from? right here on

[jonasga]

Not knowing exactly how an artisan potter made a fine piece doesn't really imply much about their metalworking skills. It's the same issue with people overthinking the pyramids. This stuff isn't magic, it's generations of refinement being passed down in trade schools.