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The technique of transporting large stone blocks in ancient times.

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Дуже дякую,дякую всім,вибачте будь ласка1 month ago

How did they make such a technological hole in the stone?

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DFthegreat1 month ago

What lifted the blocks?

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TAS Vietnam1 month ago

A brilliant example of ancient engineering. Long before cranes and hydraulic systems, builders were already using geometry, friction management, and load distribution to move massive stone blocks with remarkable efficiency. 👏🪨⚙️

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STARDUST1 month ago

@HumanlikeBro Wow, smarts they had technology for the pieces the drill of the crevice and the lift!

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