Hard stones such as granite, granodiorite, syenite, and basalt could not have been cut with metal tools. How can this be done with precision – too perfect in fact to have been sculpted by hand using the primitive methods. Those perfect radiuses could have never been done by hand but something else.

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    1. This is some low effort stuff lol, just a little research would be enough to learn what tools and techniques they used.

    2. Independent-Lime-776 on

      That’s an ancient Megalithic at Elephantine Islands. If there’s a proof out there, perhaps a video of people replicating this using the tools that we think the ancient people used back then, then I’ll believe what the Modern Archaelogy says. And by video I mean not some 10 minute video of a couple of guys sawing a 1″ deep grove in a stone with a string and some sand, I mean actually building exactly something like this.

      To the folks that believe that this was simply made with conventional tools of the time, how long do you think it took to make that box?

      Take for instance the inside surfaces of the box… How precisely would you get those square and straight if you were doing it with the tools available during the time period?

    3. Rational_Philosophy on

      Society is reset every several thousand years when they can no longer adequately control the population, then they use that cataclysm for the religious myths of the next go around.

    4. According to educated archeologists its easily done with hammer and chisel, it just takes time lol

    5. Why do you assume their methods were primitive. Shit is literally so old that all that’s left is the stonework. Any other material they might have had has either withered away or been repurposed long ago. Truth is we may never know unless we somehow find a well preserved location.

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