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In Reply to: Wow posted by JDK on October 15, 2016 at 15:05:03:
MANY examples, the world over, of large stones being moved by people well-prior to recorded history.
The Ancient Egyptians, about 2600BC moved several hundred TONS of granite 400 miles or so to be part of the Great Pyramid. The finished pieces in the CEILING of the Kings Chamber are roughly 50 to 60 TONS per. And they extend up 5 relieving chambers tall.
How'd the builders of STONEHENGE move THOSE stones? How were the lower level stones at BAALBEK moved? These bad-boys are an astonishing 1000 TONS per.
And for THAT matter, how'd the guy who built the Coral Castle maneuver 6 ton to maybe 15 ton blocks BY HIMSELF and place them with good accuracy? This is in South Florida and can be visited today. I did.
Nearly countless examples of constructions in stone which are head-shakers for modern persons.
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