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That is not accurate, there are multiple granite beams in the kings chamber that are in excess of 100 tons.

That stone in Lebanon is over 1200 tons.

We could lift it using some of the highest capacity cranes in the world now but it would be a massive undertaking.

Difficult, but not impossible with todays technology. To me the takeaway here is that we are just now getting to the point where we can move some of these stones yet clearly they were doing it back in the day. The question is how, it certainly wasn’t horse hair ropes and slaves I know that much lol.

The, “hand cut and moved + a lot of slaves” does not explain a plethora of evidence for advanced capabilities to work granite.

You don’t get circular saw marks, hole saw cuts, and precision down to .00001 an inch with hard labor and elbow grease.

You also don’t need precision like that without some sort of functionality.

If it was just a tomb then it wouldn’t have been as well built as it was. The internal structure of the, “kings chamber” is perfectly square, and perfectly flat. none of the actual dynastic Egyptian temples have anything close to the same level of precision.

That’s not true, look at how much things deteriorate after just 100 years.

Anything made of metal 5000+ years ago would be dust by now. The only thing that lasts that long is stone.

No amount of slaves with chisels will make marks like this in granite. It requires a circular saw. I’m not claiming crystal powered space ships here. I’m claiming that whoever built the pyramids were more advanced than the AJ cent Egyptians were.

Evidence would point towards higher levels of technology than egyptologists claim. I don’t think you need magic or aliens to explain what was done there.

I think that’s like 225? Not 100% sure cause I normally use split

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No amount of slaves moves a 1200 ton block of granite with horse hair ropes and no knowledge of the wheel.

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