Old Rocks
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On an archeological program, I watched an engineering archeologists, with nothing but wooden poles and a granite hammerstone, fit two large andesite boulders together just as closely as the pre-Inca did.
As for the rest of your slack jawed wonder, yes, our ancestors were just as smart as we are today. And, using the technology of the day, accomplished wonders. But that was all it was, ingeneous use of the tools that they had.
Light bulbs in Egypt? Think about the technology that would support that. Where are the glass factories? The copper wire, transformers, and generators? What you are proposing is ridiculous.
LOL Slack jawed.
The rocks at Puma Punku are diorite and granite just won't cut it. LOL Slack jawed. Look up what you need to use to cut diorite...and you call me slack jawed LOL.
Look at the cuts and the interconnecting pieces and tell me what was used to make them. Take your time
Yeah, Mammy and Big Sam carried in photons to the interiors of the temples, no other explanation. Glass and electricity was beyond the capabilities of the Egyptians
Frank, andesite is the extrusive equivelant of diorite, minerologically. Their hardness is not that much differant. And both are softer than granite.
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