🏛️ This is how the Romans lifted massive stones—ancient engineering at its finest!

Where is the crane? How did they boom it up?

How did they machine that hole in the stone?

Ok but what did they lift it with bruv

They had cranes?

How did they cut the key way without splitting the rock. Nope

Seems like a lot of weight on a small amount of edge material. Perhaps they just went deeper on heavier stones.

Y ya solo las cargaban con una grúa hidráulica Titán

Hehehe

@grok What is this technology called?

Who T F makes this up? Nobody knows how they did it and they never will 🤡🤡🤡

こんなややこしい穴を空けるよりクランプで吊り上げた方が早くないか？ これはアマゾンに売ってる石材クランプだが古代ローマならこれくらいの治具は簡単に作れただろう。

what if that device couldn't handle the weight and break off

Incredible! The Roman engineers were truly ahead of their time. Wonder how many of us could lift one of those stones today?

いやまずその溝をどうやって加工したんだよ

Are you on crack they had a crane some boys them Romans

А трапециевидное отверстие, прорезали лазером. Физика - это просто.

Yeah right! lol

And they lost to what we're losing to right now

Daí era só pegar o guindaste e levantar a pedras. Esplêndido!

From which platform you get this video

E o caminhão munck como eles fabricam?

Yeah, sure.

Yep 😊 show the crane/ lifter

With a crane?

Good idea

そんな時代からシャックル存在したんやなー

You mean how the slaves lifted massive stones.

Ancient Indian temples belonging to pre-Roman & Roman era exists...why do we think only Romans knew engineering!

А как они делали вырез в камне? Как проводили расчёт прочности? Чем заполняли это углубление впоследствии?

Historical facts will always be interesting

you're high if you think this is the solution.