06-03-2023, 11:25 PM
no.
whole concept of giant stones is it's greatness. generally in middle-east and ancient civilizations giant things were sacred and important.
also it's all bs that it's a mystery, it's well known how they were built. there was a technique back then that people would use huge piles of sand to level the ground.
these giant stones were never lifted from the ground in the first place.
many more things has been built like this in history.
first they made the base level which is easy, then they covered the entry thing with sand, used lumbers to push stones on sand on top of other level. at the end, they would shovel all the sand which was a lot to reveal the pyramid.
the fact that it's pyramid shape is because they coudn't do it any other way. the angle woudn't allow.
whole concept of giant stones is it's greatness. generally in middle-east and ancient civilizations giant things were sacred and important.
also it's all bs that it's a mystery, it's well known how they were built. there was a technique back then that people would use huge piles of sand to level the ground.
these giant stones were never lifted from the ground in the first place.
many more things has been built like this in history.
first they made the base level which is easy, then they covered the entry thing with sand, used lumbers to push stones on sand on top of other level. at the end, they would shovel all the sand which was a lot to reveal the pyramid.
the fact that it's pyramid shape is because they coudn't do it any other way. the angle woudn't allow.
