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If you make it past the 3:30 mark...you'll have his explanation. It makes sense but I'm hoping for others here to provide their thoughts as to whether they agree or not..or to what degree etc.
At the 2:27 mark...
I have to ask, just what kind of tools do others here think these people had to create these cuts? To me, this is a red pill moment as this is impossible with the tools given to those people. I've commented on this before re: overhanging stone remaining and yet, going by visual and reported accuracy, essentially we see what appears to be almost perfectly extracted blocks out of that hillside. Why on earth would someone do this considering how frickin difficult it would be with 'the tools' they had. Bronze/copper with a quartz/sand abrasive did this Archae? Give me a break. It's simply bizarre.
edited to add another video by Mr. Kos. His explanation feeds my 'bias'. ;)
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If you make it past the 3:30 mark...you'll have his explanation. It makes sense but I'm hoping for others here to provide their thoughts as to whether they agree or not..or to what degree etc.
At the 2:27 mark...
I have to ask, just what kind of tools do others here think these people had to create these cuts? To me, this is a red pill moment as this is impossible with the tools given to those people. I've commented on this before re: overhanging stone remaining and yet, going by visual and reported accuracy, essentially we see what appears to be almost perfectly extracted blocks out of that hillside. Why on earth would someone do this considering how frickin difficult it would be with 'the tools' they had. Bronze/copper with a quartz/sand abrasive did this Archae? Give me a break. It's simply bizarre.
edited to add another video by Mr. Kos. His explanation feeds my 'bias'. ;)
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