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Easy Solution of Mathematics Exercises from Classes VI to XII

Easy Solution of Mathematics Exercises from Classes VI to XII

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30/04/2023
Signs of ancient technology in Egypt | Did the ancient builders know how to manipulate and soften stone? The Unfinished Obelisk is at the Aswan quarry in Egypt. The obelisk is a 1,200 TON single block of granite cut from the bedrock. It’s the largest solid stone obelisk ever created, it’s absolutely massive! Mainstream Egyptology suggests this was cut using a large number of workers using diorite stone balls, chipping away it, however the ‘scoop marks’ you can see suggest a much different process. I love seeing the scoop marks on the surface...it looks like the ancient builders knew how to soften the stone somehow... These same scoop marks can be seen all over the world at sites such as Stonehenge and in Peru. Aside from shaping and cutting this massive stone, how were the ancients planning on lifting it out of the quarry? I've visited this remarkable site a couple of times now and when you see the size of the obelisk the mainstream explanation makes absolutely no sense whatsoever... 16/04/2023

Signs of ancient technology in Egypt | Did the ancient builders know how to manipulate and soften stone? The Unfinished Obelisk is at the Aswan quarry in Egypt. The obelisk is a 1,200 TON single block of granite cut from the bedrock. It’s the largest solid stone obelisk ever created, it’s absolutely massive! Mainstream Egyptology suggests this was cut using a large number of workers using diorite stone balls, chipping away it, however the ‘scoop marks’ you can see suggest a much different process. I love seeing the scoop marks on the surface...it looks like the ancient builders knew how to soften the stone somehow... These same scoop marks can be seen all over the world at sites such as Stonehenge and in Peru. Aside from shaping and cutting this massive stone, how were the ancients planning on lifting it out of the quarry? I've visited this remarkable site a couple of times now and when you see the size of the obelisk the mainstream explanation makes absolutely no sense whatsoever...

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