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**wingchop** · (This post was last modified: 12-23-2011 04:50 AM by wingchop.)

This kind of puts an end to how the pyramids were built.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKoxJnfQ0...re=related

**Cryptic Mole**

OP, Wow, that's a great find. I've always wondered how they did it, and this makes perfect sense.

**wingchop**

At the same time this increases the length that a block would have to travel till it gets to its final destination.
Easier to drag up the slope due to the angle, but has to travel a lot more, No?

**mstra** lop guest User ID: 69327 12-23-2011 05:12 AM

Guess this guy didn't get the memo. French geochemist Prof Josef Davidovits solved the mystery in the 1970s. The pyramid blocks are poured limestone-based concrete, made using the limestone that underlies the entire Giza plateau. No blocks needed to be cut or hauled; they were poured in place.

Don't believe that? Try a little web search.

**wingchop**

mstra Wrote:

Guess this guy didn't get the memo. French geochemist Prof Josef Davidovits solved the mystery in the 1970s. The pyramid blocks are poured limestone-based concrete, made using the limestone that underlies the entire Giza plateau. No blocks needed to be cut or hauled; they were poured in place.

Don't believe that? Try a little web search.

For what ever reason the rest of the world did not get the memo, or simply don’t want to accept it, or it is simply more of a mystery to say Aliens built them, don’t know.

I did see that some time back, there is also a YouTube of a guy demonstrating that.
Honestly that makes more sense, although there is a lot of granite in the pyramids (don’t know how you pour that?)

**Cryptic Mole**

wingchop Wrote:

At the same time this increases the length that a block would have to travel till it gets to its final destination.
Easier to drag up the slope due to the angle, but has to travel a lot more, No?

Yes, but it seems to work very well.

I liked the idea of keeping the corners open so they could turn the blocks. And the use of a lever to turn the blocks instead of trying to slide them was ingenious.

I think this guy got it right.

It sure sounds better then the nephilim giants building them. lol.

**wingchop**

Johnny Jigawatts Wrote:

wingchop Wrote:
At the same time this increases the length that a block would have to travel till it gets to its final destination.
Easier to drag up the slope due to the angle, but has to travel a lot more, No?

Yes, but it seems to work very well.

I liked the idea of keeping the corners open so they could turn the blocks. And the use of a lever to turn the blocks instead of trying to slide them was ingenious.

I think this guy got it right.

It sure sounds better then the nephilim giants building them. lol.

The open corners have been well documented, it was thought to be used as a way to bring light and air in to the pyramids wile under construction.

**Wolf Pup**

**V3ngi**

Sounds plausible, but they had to place a block every 2 minutes, 12 hours a day, for 20 years. Still dosnt explain that amazing cuts, groves made...that are precise to 1/50th of an inch. There are 2 million blocks some weigh as much as 40 cars....

**Bagatell** · **Bagatell** user Variable User ID: 9614 12-23-2011 06:00 PM **Posts: 1,700**

wingchop Wrote:

mstra Wrote:
Guess this guy didn't get the memo. French geochemist Prof Josef Davidovits solved the mystery in the 1970s. The pyramid blocks are poured limestone-based concrete, made using the limestone that underlies the entire Giza plateau. No blocks needed to be cut or hauled; they were poured in place.

Don't believe that? Try a little web search.

For what ever reason the rest of the world did not get the memo, or simply don’t want to accept it, or it is simply more of a mystery to say Aliens built them, don’t know.

I did see that some time back, there is also a YouTube of a guy demonstrating that.
Honestly that makes more sense, although there is a lot of granite in the pyramids (don’t know how you pour that?)

Nope, limestone.

http://www.redicecreations.com/radio/201...110417.php

**Lapis Lazuli**

Very interesting!

Thanks for posting

**Dire_effects** lop guest User ID: 49652 12-23-2011 06:22 PM

Excellent theory.

Time to build a pyramid.

**Ishtahota**

mstra Wrote:

Guess this guy didn't get the memo. French geochemist Prof Josef Davidovits solved the mystery in the 1970s. The pyramid blocks are poured limestone-based concrete, made using the limestone that underlies the entire Giza plateau. No blocks needed to be cut or hauled; they were poured in place.

Don't believe that? Try a little web search.

Did they 'pour' all the gigantic Granite as well?

coffee

**wingchop**

Bagatell Wrote:

wingchop Wrote:
mstra Wrote:
Guess this guy didn't get the memo. French geochemist Prof Josef Davidovits solved the mystery in the 1970s. The pyramid blocks are poured limestone-based concrete, made using the limestone that underlies the entire Giza plateau. No blocks needed to be cut or hauled; they were poured in place.

Don't believe that? Try a little web search.

For what ever reason the rest of the world did not get the memo, or simply don’t want to accept it, or it is simply more of a mystery to say Aliens built them, don’t know.

I did see that some time back, there is also a YouTube of a guy demonstrating that.
Honestly that makes more sense, although there is a lot of granite in the pyramids (don’t know how you pour that?)

Nope, limestone.

http://www.redicecreations.com/radio/201...110417.php

The bulk of it yes, but the grand gallery, queens, kings chamber and above supports of the same are all granite.There are also some corridors and trap doors in granite.

. lop guest User ID: 17195 12-23-2011 07:23 PM

Cliff's notes for those who don't get video?
Is this one of the guys who argues they rolled the blocks
up the ramps by putting wooden frames on them to make
them like wheels? Haven't heard about the open corners
stuff - diagram?