forbidden archeology

[Butcher Bob]

I considered quarrying too, but what could have cut lines 20 feet deep?...and why would they be cut so far back from where the edge is?
Still points to monolithic use of the stone...and technologies beyond their capacity.

I had thought Egyptian hieroglyphs had been found too...but seems that probably is not exactly the case...

[dill786]

seem something similar a few years ago

just found it....
Al-Nasla

Rock cut in half — Experts have determined that a small tremor occurred many years ago on the ground beneath the a1 Naslaa rock, creating cracks in the surface. Over the next 100 years, the cracks became stronger, and the cracks separated, and the stone found the shape we see today.

However, this definition does not fit everyone, because such a natural cut would not have been easy and smooth. Thus, a second theory was proposed, which resulted in the most advanced civilization in the region, which had the most advanced technology, as evidenced by the rock-carved on the surface of the stone.

Presumably, they did not represent this civilization with the help of this technology, they cut the stone in half for the stated purpose. In time, this civilization, for unexplained reasons, disappeared or disappeared, and with the technology of stone processing, only scientists and riddles remained.

Probably, it was the representatives of this civilization with the help of this technology, who cut the stone in half with a defined purpose. Over time, this civilization, for inexplicable reasons, disappeared or disappeared, and with it the technology of stone processing, leaving scientists alone with riddles.

[ben ttech]

[dill786]

I considered quarrying too, but what could have cut lines 20 feet deep?...and why would they be cut so far back from where the edge is?
Still points to monolithic use of the stone...and technologies beyond their capacity.

I had thought Egyptian hieroglyphs had been found too...but seems that probably is not exactly the case...

if the stonemasons did cut them, wonder what they did with the ones they removed from the cliff face, they are hard to hide considering they're frigging huge..

[ben ttech]

[dill786]

Never been a fan of MBS, i am not sure why I don't like him right though, maybe because he ordered the journalist Khashoggi murdered and butchered in the Saudi embassy in Turkey. you know they building a city called Neom City in the desert and they forcibly removed the bedouin that lived there, MBS is unstoppable right now they're hurtling towards modernism really quickly, he pulled billions of dollars out of Pakistan because Imran Khan criticized him for building and crowding mecca with huge skyscrapers..

watch this vid and see what kind of city this is going to be the cost is set to exceed $500 billion and that is just one project, they have bulldozed all the archaeological ruins and places to make room for neom city. He may even get assassinated by traditionalists.

[ben ttech]

way back i had dinner with a girlfriends uncle
he was a designer
anyway, at dinner he had several friends in attendance
all were artists

one told the story of an art installation he did in saudi arabia
this was in the 80's

it was a wall 40 feet tall and over a thousand feet long that he had festooned with automobile windshields that had all been chromed into mirror finish...

just some saudi's 'home'

wild
what you get when you have dollars to burn...

[dill786]

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[dill786]

wow how amazing, look at how real the veil looks, the artistry behind this is amazing