How do you think the pyramids were made

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Personally I think they had technology we don’t things rust and decompose I don’t buy my cousins theory that they got a bunch of basically “slaves” to push it

If there was one thing I could go back too see it’s the pyramids

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Oh they definitely had slaves doing all the work. They didn’t just push each block by hand though. Instead they had technologies that have become lost to time like you said.

Ultimately though no one really knows since there were no cameras then.

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Interestingly enough, they think now that the pyramids were built by paid laborers and not slaves. Some people claim that aliens built the Great Pyramid with advanced technology but I don’t buy it. From what I’ve read it took 100,000 laborers 20 years to build it which sounds plausible. I don’t think there is enough archeological evidence to know for sure how they were built though there’s many practical theories.

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Wally Wallington is famous for showing how to move huge blocks using just wood etc.

He built a version of Stonehenge in his yard.

Check out the video!

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That’s very very likely to be true yeah water would make it less heavy and they gotta have something to drink and they needed animals to eat weather it’s livestock or hunting they had to eat something

I like making these threads it creates interesting talk

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Yeh that’s a good question u got there.

You’ve got me wondering

Cos I really dunno.

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Acoustic levitation and alien technology. Lost technology. Which ever serpent Gods ruled over man in the past gave our ancestors the tech, on a global scale. Megalithic structures all around the world, with similar design and insane precision. We can’t replicate the designs today with modern technology.

And sacred maths/geometry too.

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I found the documentary series called Ancient Apocalypse on Netflix to be really interesting.

He could be wrong, but he could be right too. Very interesting hypotheses.

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I know somebody who was born in Giza Egypt. He says the tail is that there was like a river that flowed through there that maybe help them float things, heavy things.

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people had good technology back then.

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I think it’s arrogant to think that progress only goes forwards

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