joedirt said:
I get that the stones are not diorite and granite, but I still don't see how an ancient culture could manufacture rope hoisting holes (~20 minutes in) or even manifold curves in and out of stones like they did...witch presumable as this author would like us to believe was done with simple stone hammers and hand made alloy chisels. I simply don't believe you get machined quality stone from hitting one stone with another stone by hand. Nope. Unless a group of people can get together and demonstrate in an irrefutable way that this can actually be done in a scale and fashion like the ancients did I won't believe it. Meaning get 50-100 people (fine do it with 200-500) together with nothing but stone tools and some die cast metal alloy and build me a megalithic temple with 600 TON stones. BTW you have to go find the metal and cast it yourself. Can't order it off ebay.
That's the beauty of this video, you can check all the facts on their websites and get redirections to other independent sites. Besides that there is nothing stopping you to do a thorough fact checking yourself.
And don't say aliens dammit. I put this up here and not in the psuedo section for a reason. Is anyone here a stone mason or anything that may be able to...
www.sciforums.com
Also the heavy stones have been heavily documented by the roman empire how they place and move those stones. They had good knowledge about hoisting and the use of (many) pulley's to move things in place.
Again, as explained in the video you can do all these fact checking yourself. One quick search gave me this interesting link:
en.wikipedia.org
Not only does it list the most heavy stones ever moved, it also lists with some link of them how they were moved with other sources listed as references. Also note that in 1768 the Russians moved a
1500ton stone with manpower alone, no animals and machines.
What I did not like about the video was the last half hour, he goes into the same assumptions and false dilemma's to coin theories. It was even so obvious that for a moment I thought it was just some test to do some fact checking yourself.
Kind regards,
The Traveler