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Dear algorithm, please show this post to people obsessed with ancient engineering. In 409 BC, Sicily’s Cave di Cusa was abandoned so suddenly that the quarry still looks paused mid-operation. Massive cylindrical blocks remain half-carved in the bedrock, originally intended for temples 13 kilometers away. The scale is so... show more

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Just like we see on the Giza Plateau, but this is not Egypt, this is Malta! Carved out entrances into the bedrock that have been blocked/bricked up. Malta is famous for ancient tunnel networks, subterranean temples, cave systems etc. This is in Valletta, Malta's capital city.

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