Ancient Building Techniques 🧱

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[Dark_solder]

It also shows the difference in events between cultures

The middle east is usually a stable area with very few earthquakes so you're seeing ancient Egyptians not putting earthquakes in calculations when building

While other cultures in frequent earthquakes eveb tho they're building a similar structure however the designed it to face the events of the land

[geraldhowse]

He said artificial, so natural blocks are made of vegetables?

[promenota]

we have another so-called expert about ancient people. Very nice.

[mikef]

They are not the same hardness! Just false. Plus you ignore tensile strength, sheer strength and another half dozen factors. Dunning Kreuger effect on full display

[markrowland]

There are two simila blochs in a quarry a hundred km north of China's capital, both nearly seperated from the ground, one weighs 14000 tonne.

[rebelwithoutapauseFE]

have you checked out Balbek in Lebonon ?

[christianm]

Chicago’s world fair where did those buildings come from? Hidden history.

[joeverna]

The stone structures where you have no seams between the stones had the seams liquefied after they were set in place.

[kunnollinen]

Thats pretty cool, love to see it when the built it.

[Himijendrix]

This is what “wise men” would do all through history. Travel the world selling their wisdom leaving behind knowledge or questions on how it was done

[seanfagan]

What makes the biggest stones artifical?

[markkouri]

When I visited Temple of Jupiter was in Baalbek, Lebanon, not Egypt. Did someone move it?

[timtemple]

The Paracas carved giant stones in Rome, Arabia, India, etc. But asteroids wrecked these societies. These societies got hungry, so they killed and ate the Paracas. None left. No constructions left.

[brucemills]

The rock hardness is greater than the cutting ability of copper or even bronze tools. Something else was used to cut these and the Andean ones are amazing but not INCA or even earlier peoples.
Remember the Bible peoples before the flood ?
Wonder what they could do that was lost?

[dalina]

Jupiter 🇦🇱 Je pi Yje ti - From the stars you are ⭐️⭐️

[usrG]

Find a big stone, curve it
ancient dudes

[captainsensiblejr.]

The giant stones are retaining walls because they rest on soft ground.

[larsgadell]

Yes limestone marble is the same as sandstone and granit. Wow

[vicbauwens]

Same hardness. Yep marble and granite are totally the same hardness.

[bonsaibean]

Uhh the balbek stones ring any bells !!