forbidden archeology

[bentech]

yes,
you drill a hole, then you slip two pieces of metal [feathers] into the hole
then you drive a spike down between them


heres us doing it out in the woods to build stairs to a location for climbing


http://www.supertopo.com/tr/Three-Days- ... 1752n.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[dill786]

was type of rock is it !?

[bentech]

oh no,
that was granite

i dont think limestone can be manipulated that way that way

[anu]

i think the pyramids in Egypt were made of concrete and it set up so well they can't tell the difference except for the human hairs in the blocks.
they are trying make the concept of Slavery for the Pharoahs romantic.
It was Imperial Colonialism (Criminal Capitalism) that kept Europe in the dark and stoopid,yes different ancient cultures had batteries and hot air balloons,but how and the fuk to you account for Europe being in the dark medically ?? Muslim and Hindu medicine was so far advanced beyond Europe,well as went the USA Indians and Smallpox-Cholera , so went uppity 99% Europeans
who got too healthy on the Hemp gruel and tried to throw off their oppressor's.Kill Whitey,before they send for Norsemen and Roman's, and Hessians.

[bentech]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AFBAnpj ... re=related" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


one of my hikes takes me past a boulder that got a line of these still hammered into it
they didnt finish the work

and i wonder
how many years ago it was
that nobody came back to work

[dill786]

hey ben..

seems like a lot of hard work drilling the holes even with the drill...

i seen some of the holes that were drilled at the "puma punku " site in Bolivia and they looked like machine drilled holes and some of the holes were drilled at awkward angles ... its like they did it with so much ease....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KT6k2NY5 ... re=related" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

anu: ive heard of the "liquid stone" theory a few times on the net, but in the Egyptian quarries you can still see some blocks of granite that were half finished in the bed rock, and actually the Egyptians mostly wore wigs they had there hair shaved off for health reasons even the women, so finding human hair in the blocks is a new one to me

[bentech]

no stranger to hard work here!

i was bred to be a slave,
trained accordingly

ive drilled those holes by hand before,
each one could take two men a days labor

lots of evidence in eqypt for the use of tube drills and giant circular saws in the manipulation of those blocks

not to mention the use of ecentric lathes in the manufacture of stone bowls

tube drills
cut rates unmatchable today

[dill786]

baalbeck,temple of Jupiter...

thats huge, how did they lift it in place ??, look how small the guy looks....

[bentech]

great picture!
ive seen it somewhere before,

some people think it was accomplished using kites ganged together...
some guy lifted a 3 ton oblisque out in the desert here years ago to prove the technique


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_la ... _the_world" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news ... elisk.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[MadMoonMan]

I will summarize this quickly instead of doing a long winding dissertation on life and the universe and things.

First the aliens came and gave us this for practice.

This first known attempt at pyramid building failed horribly when it collasped because the ground was to soft.

The second historically known attempt failed because they tried to go up to steep... oops shorten the top and lets get home for the hops and roasted potatoes.