Polygonal Stone Masonry and Megalithic stones

[dsturgeon]

This is a cool video, and this guy has great videos. Good music with good pictures

 

[nobody]

Didn't watch the video, but the pic on that is amazing. The craftmanship on the pillars is fantastic and must have taken a long time.

 

[dsturgeon]

Didn't watch the video, but the pic on that is amazing. The craftmanship on the pillars is fantastic and must have taken a long time.

The picture is nothing compared to the video. I can't imagine how they did the craftsmanship.

 

[Hoofbite]

While interesting as all hell, I think the answer is pretty simple. Man power beyond belief applied for as long as it takes to get the job done. Maybe 10 years, maybe 20 years, who knows.

Get 500 bodies to work for a decade straight and you'll have some things getting done.

 

[Melonfeud]

While interesting as all hell, I think the answer is pretty simple. Man power beyond belief applied for as long as it takes to get the job done. Maybe 10 years, maybe 20 years, who knows.

Get 500 bodies to work for a decade straight and you'll have some things getting done.

Completely Flawed logic ,bro,,, as any amount of time& unlimited enslaved laborers ( which in& of it's self is inconceivable ,as logistics alone in fielding vast numbers pare it down to incapable numbers,for disease would be rife) couldn't of laid the landing pad foundation of that Roman Temple of Venus / Baalbek in Lebanon

 

[Hoofbite]

Completely Flawed logic ,bro,,, as any amount of time& unlimited enslaved laborers ( which in& of it's self is inconceivable ,as logistics alone in fielding vast numbers pare it down to incapable numbers,for disease would be rife) couldn't of laid the landing pad foundation of that Roman Temple of Venus / Baalbek in Lebanon

If you say so.

 

[dsturgeon]

 

[dreghorn2]

Isidore of Miletus an engineer, and Anthemius of Tralles a mathematician, at the behest of the Emperor Justinian, designed and oversaw the completion of the final iteration of the Hagia Sophia in 5 years! (532-537 AD)

An absolutely staggering achievement. They came up with the idea of placing a circular dome over a rectangular or square room (a pendentive dome) and created a masterpiece that is still a world marvel today.

It's not aliens, or Gods, or anything else, it's mankind performing miracles.

https://www.gettyimages.com/photos/hagia-sophia?phrase=hagia sophia&sort=mostpopular

 

[dsturgeon]

Isidore of Miletus an engineer, and Anthemius of Tralles a mathematician, at the behest of the Emperor Justinian, designed and oversaw the completion of the final iteration of the Hagia Sophia in 5 years! (532-537 AD)

An absolutely staggering achievement. They came up with the idea of placing a circular dome over a rectangular or square room (a pendentive dome) and created a masterpiece that is still a world marvel today.

It's not aliens, or Gods, or anything else, it's mankind performing miracles.

https://www.gettyimages.com/photos/hagia-sophia?phrase=hagia sophia&sort=mostpopular

That is an amazing construction.

If you go through history, a lot of people who have made these amazing inventions or miracles as you say, give credit to spirits giving them the information. The vril maidens received the technology n azi's had, tesla's, and so on. You can find lots of quotes of people admitting that they received their technology and inventions this way. Doing seances and other rituals to communicate

In the book of enoch, it talks about how fallen angels came down and taught men different technologies.

I am not saying that this happened with the construction of the Hagia Sophia. Just thought it was an interesting point. Mosques are beautiful, and so are Hindu temples and Old churches

 

[dreghorn2]

That is an amazing construction.

If you go through history, a lot of people who have made these amazing inventions or miracles as you say, give credit to spirits giving them the information. The vril maidens received the technology n azi's had, tesla's, and so on. You can find lots of quotes of people admitting that they received their technology and inventions this way. Doing seances and other rituals to communicate

In the book of enoch, it talks about how fallen angels came down and taught men different technologies.

I am not saying that this happened with the construction of the Hagia Sophia. Just thought it was an interesting point. Mosques are beautiful, and so are Hindu temples and Old churches

Just for interests sake, the Hagia Sophia was built as a Catholic Church and remained as such until the fall of Constantinople in 1453.

 

[dsturgeon]

Just for interests sake, the Hagia Sophia was built as a Catholic Church and remained as such until the fall of Constantinople in 1453.

I didn't know that. I have heard muhammad was married to a catholic nun

 

[Runwildboys]

While interesting as all hell, I think the answer is pretty simple. Man power beyond belief applied for as long as it takes to get the job done. Maybe 10 years, maybe 20 years, who knows.

Get 500 bodies to work for a decade straight and you'll have some things getting done.

Especially when the labor is slaves.

 

[JoeyBoy718]

I knew I forgot those somewhere.

 

[Corso]

All over the world you can see cyclopian architecture, polygonal masonry, and megalithic stones. The stones in the polygonal masonry are so level and close that you can not put a razor in between. The romans, japanese, chinese, incas built on top of them, but there is a clear difference in how they were made and what these civilizations did. The top 2 pictures with the polygonal masonry are earthquake proof

I worked as a machinist for awhile, and the smallest tolerance i had was + or - .0002 or two ten thousandths, and dealt with close tolerances with all types of metals and alloys. The longer the length of the diameter that was cut the harder it was to hold the tolerance. The quality of the machine, the level of it, and so on, all figured into maintaining the tolerance over a distance. The cuts had to be made with taper to adjust to it, and it was difficult.

Does this type of architecture interest anyone? There are these megalitic stones on the earth that not only do we not know how to quarry, but there are no cranes that can lift them. Does anyone have favorite sites or stones? How do you think they were made, and who do you think made them? How were they moved

These were not made and moved with pickaxes and ropes

Cthulhu

 

[DFWJC]

impressive, do it without the mortar, and make it last for 4000+ years

And scale it 500x

 

[Hoofbite]

Especially when the labor is slaves.

This guy cracks the whip!

 

[dsturgeon]

It is not megalithic structures, but makes you wonder about the history we learned, the migration of the phonecians and the tribes of the northern kingdom of israel after they were exiled

 

[dsturgeon]

These megaliths and the geosculpture are found in Montana.

Did native americans with tomahawks and bows build them? Was there a migration over an ice bridge to america? Who built the serpent mound? Did Soloman have copper mines in America? Did the decline in america start happening with the decline of the puritans who founded harvard, yale, and etc?

Has american history along with world history been erased, lost, falsified?

"The mound is laid out in such a way that on the summer solstice, the sun sets over the head of the great serpent. The serpent was constructed with a series of coils and the equinoctial sun rises over one of them. Two of the other coils see the summer and winter solstice sunrise over them. That’s not all—six coils employ lunar alignments as well. "

 

[dsturgeon]

The show goes live tonight at 10 central time. It sounds like a good one, nice thumbnail picture. Pyramid builders of Edom and the Hidden Society. Biblical/historical based show

 

[waving monkey]

I don't know what they can and cant move with these methods, but one thing that comes to my mind with the video is the size and shape. Those stones are not very thick and they are long, so the weight distribution is spread out. I wonder how they quarry the stone one. The videos of quarry sites bring up all sorts of questions too

Moving them in the shear mountains eliminates the large quantity of people theory

I have listened to all types of stuff, and have heard theories that involved moving the stones with sound waves.

What was your favorite site and why?

sorry I didn't get your reply. I dont visit sites for scientific interest just tourist interest so by for Machu Piccu is the most enjoyable site. I didnt know from where the stones are quarried and they weren't mega stones by still quit large. The Andes are a young mountain range so the cliffs are sheer with great drops making moving these stones around extraordinary.The irregular shaping and craving has been demonstrated by modern craftsman. Patience and time might be in consideration. One thing I noticed was all these sites have guides preaching spiritual/extraterrestrial guidance. Many were selling their books.