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After watching this video, I doubt you'll still be able to confidently defend the theory that slaves with ropes, carts, and pulleys were capable of moving those incredibly heavy rocks. What is your preferred theory? The Egyptians suggest that giants were the builders. They may have used advanced technology....

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