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Ancient civilization or forgotten technology? Over 200,000 tons of stone removed. No modern machinery. Still one of the greatest engineering mysteries of the ancient world. How did they achieve this level of precision over 1,200 years ago?

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MM Consultant Solutions 🇺🇸4 天前

Because they didn't have TV, phones, Playstation 5 or social media to distract them. They had nothing to do but build and fuck.

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ConspiracyPulse4 天前

That's Kailasa at Ellora, Cave 16. Carved top-down out of one basalt cliff, and the Baroda copper plate from 812 AD credits the Rashtrakuta king Krishna I. The wild part is there's no fixing a mistake when you're subtracting stone.

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Brian D. Roberts4 天前

It's the Kailasa Temple at Ellora, India. Built around 756–773 CE under King Krishna I of the Rashtrakuta dynasty, and a copper-plate inscription from 812 CE praises it. It was carved top-down from one basalt cliff with iron chisels and hammers. Unfinished caves next to it show the exact process mid-dig. Incredible, but not a mystery. Kailasa Temple: Ellora Caves (UNESCO):

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Scam Likely3 天前

They were on a different conscious level with no goy slop to distract them

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timusR3 天前

There is a theory that they used stone softening technique and carved everything with intricate design easily

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ETravis3 天前

Giants

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The Homeless Mind3 天前

And, where did all the cut waste stone go too ? 🤔

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Baz4 天前

Gotta be older than that surely?

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Orsemus3 天前

*Quotes Wiki* Did i do good?

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Marie Adams3 天前

Unbelievable. Wow. 🤩

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Benwah ME, BSEE3 天前

Gods or fallen angels during the time of Enoch! Much older than we’ve been told! The pyramids are likely 200,900 years old. Built by the gods, fallen angels or Annuaki. True history has been covered up a long time ago! Red pill 💊 time!!!

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青麒麟3 天前

これが今の3ｄ技術なのかどうかは分からない。知らんけど。

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bunnywise4 天前

so pretty, too 😉

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LeTicia SowsRichLee3 天前

amazing.

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Rosa3 天前

Con una cuchara y un cincel..

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El Primer Ingeniero3 天前

Stone Laser 3D Printing. Next question.

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Jeff3 天前

I’m amazed every time I see this No tools No plans just go to work….🤦🏻‍♂️

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Cryptonaut Bob 👑🦁3 天前

@grok whats the story of this location.

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Watchersend4 天前

We've been lied to about pretty much everything.

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kamran razzaq3 天前

Amazing

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uncleMo3 天前

Laser technology, we are the dark ages

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BackAgain3 天前

1200 years ago LOL. Dumbass. Try 12,000 fuck face get fucked

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tom stinker3 天前

See what you can do with no internet

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D H Trout3 天前

spaceships obv

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Tonya3 天前

👽

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ホワイトぐみ@howaitogumi3 天前

西インドのエローラ16番石窟群ですね✨ 行きました✨ 下からも壁画、お祈りする塔。一つの山を上から削って作られた建物✨ 右の坂道から登ると、上から眺める事が可能です✨ 本当に行って良かったです、感動しました☆ 帰り道に猿が出口付近にて30頭か 50頭くらいみかけました！

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Abaris3 天前

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Ps Kantule3 天前

What archaeological evidence remains of the tools used to quarry these stones? Examining historical documentation on ancient engineering techniques could offer some insight.

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Johann S3 天前

Spiritual knowledge to work the stone. Lost scientific arts

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Jean Wissinger3 天前

I wonder if the mud flood was actually that deep and they dug it out because they knew.

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