Copper Chisels? 🙄

No way Jay! It’s obviously just sticks, crushed stone, and spinning it back and forth for a few thousand hours 🤭

Obviously! Archeology scholars have stated this as a fact. It is written.

I'm glad you asked:

Without a doubt a drill pattern... I cant even believe they would say otherwise. Been in construction almost my entire life and drilled many holes in stone.

Must be a powered copper rotary chisel with a uniform drill rate? ;-)

Is that alabaster? It's pretty soft. 1-2 Mohs. Copper is 3 iirc? I'd still be skeptical copper was used tho. Maybe a harder lithic bit. But yeah, alabaster is super easy to work. Now, the deep granite drill holes we also see are a whole different story.

What are they

Drill holes with clear striations.

Forget how hard it would be to do this work, how the copper would grind down at a faster rate than the stone, how long it would take... just... WHY!?