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This stone is approximately only ~2 TONS. The largest stones within the Great Pyramid are 80TONS, and were transported 500 miles. 📍In other words, ~40X HEAVIER than the weight of this one👇🏻 👀

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BeeBoring1 year ago

You guys.... come on. This is mussolini's column. 1929. 250 tons. Pulled by oxen and floated on a river. Humans are awesome! Start giving credit already😂🤣😅

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Jimmy Corsetti1 year ago

They used steel cables and pulleys. Egyptians were a Bronze Age, not Iron Age (or industrial age) as demonstrated here.

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vim1 year ago

They found this in Egypt recently

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Jimmy Corsetti1 year ago

Haters will say this is fake 🙃

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Jeffrey van der Lugt1 year ago

Yes, but they achieved this using boats.

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Jimmy Corsetti1 year ago

Easy peasy!! 🙌🏻😂

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Ryan1 year ago

I have done 90 ton lifts offshore with a 250 ton crane, the amount of planning and diesel power needed is immense. And that’s just for one lift and we can only move it so far usually less than 10 meters before we send it straight down to the bottom of the ocean. As someone who has done extremely heavy lifts I can guarantee you the “ancient Egyptians” didn’t do this without advanced technology, more advanced than what we have.

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Michael Cahoon1 year ago

Ancient pulleys existed! That should be a starting point for you. What are pulleys used for?

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Jimmy Corsetti1 year ago

Ah yes, and surely tugged with their Papyrus ropes! 🙌🏻

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Joel Ramirez1 year ago

So they didn’t use a ford ranger, cross that one off the list.

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