There are ways to move them. There ate people who have moved stones like that by themselves. One guy made a castle by himself, another recently recreated Stonehenge by himself.
I saw that and it still doesn't explain how you can lift up blocks of 3 million pounds and travelling them . Stonehendge are litterally the house of cards of megaliths.
Tipping over a balance point and walking something large can scale up to anything that can support it's own weight.
It doesn't scale in terms of productivity which means time + energy requires to build entire cities.
Why assume they were built quickly. We know that Egytians saw the labour as a religious duty. Construction was never fast.
Because no one like wasting their time. Assuming otherwise is completely ridiculous.
Well your assumption is what is leading you to the wrong conclusion.
Lol you litterally make bat shit crazy assumptions and you are telling me that? Have your brain melt away?
I'm not the one assuming anything. I know construction of those things often took about a life time or two.
All we can do is date the cuts of the blocks and they all belong to a civilization older than sumer. Somehow sumer is the oldest civilization according to official history books.
They are not the oldest exactly. Just one of the older ones we know more about because of how much of their writings survived. We think human civilisation started about 12000 years ago
The oldest megaliths are dated at 15k BC. But it's true we don't know much about them simply because everything have been utterly destroyed.
You know nothing. Obviously. These civilization are completely absent of history books and we officially know nothing about them beside the massive blocks remaining.
While history is one of my least studied subjects I know that they do not hide knowledge of ancient civilizations. They just admit to not knowing much about them.
Right, but they aren't digging neither. The only ones who do are independent researchers.
