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**Boyka**

The Lucky AC Wrote:

Diamond dust embedded drill tips. No real technology here.

how did they get diamond dust! Popcorn

**The Lucky AC** Everything in life is luck User ID: 888 06-23-2012 10:05 PM

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The Lucky AC Wrote:
Diamond dust embedded drill tips. No real technology here.

how did they get diamond dust!

By crushing other diamonds with diamonds. Or through the cutting process, there is left over scraps of diamond.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 104191 06-23-2012 10:06 PM

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There's lots of these types of drilled stones, only much much larger at Puma Punka near La Pax, Bolivia. Erich von Daniken and Zacharia Sitchen say they were used to refine gold, ie a smelter from over 15000 years ago. Legend says the site was made by aliens, overnight. Includes a huge pyramid too. Fantastic.

But somehow we still keep 'believing' that it's all hand made with primitive tools. But assuming they did it that way is easier for scientists than admitting they have no clue.

legend says giants not aliens made tiawanaku overnight

yeah, the giants was defined as life that does not originate from Earth = aliens, Quote from Brienfoerster

the legend says giants, just giants.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 101090 06-23-2012 10:08 PM

Yeah right...

Just another case of MM (Mental masturbation) going on here... Jptdknpa

Ever worked with concrete?, lime molds?, in fact, any if you ever work with "ANY" type of liquid, or low viscosity aggregated material?....

If you poured one form, on top of another, there is an "interlocking" hydraulic function that happens from both the lower viscosity, and the sheer gravity weight of the newly poured material, that actually embeds itself into the porous nature of the previous pour, in other words, they lock together as a single unit. with "ZERO" gap between, as they are now one big solid mass of concrete/limestone...

All those blocks are "separate" from each other, well proven as such, so the BS about them bing poured in place is just another Piece of disinformation spread by either nimrods, or agencies, to perpetuate the myth as explanatory by current physics, when even current physics state that it is not "possible" to pour aggregated material on top of another, without some permanently affixed sheet of non porous material between the previous pour (now hardened) and the new one, and since their is no evidence of any type of grease, fat, or other form of repellent material between the two to "prevent" them from becoming a single block.. then it is quite simply "not possible" in this case...

It's common sense people, and very basic physics....

I could go into the already found mining facilities near the constructions themselves with half finished and even one or two "3 sided" of a four sided pillar, already laid out, and sculpted, with the final fourth still attached to the rock it was carved from..

So tell me then, how the "F" could you separate such a large pillar (far beyond our current equipments ability to lift as a whole piece) without damaging it, transport it to the far away site, set it up, much less "separate it" from the rock beneath?...

It's called common sense people. try using it every once in awhile, because this is "exactly" the reason why this country is so screwed up in the first place...

Just nuke us all of this planet... S977

**JollyRoger**

There is also this technology.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOQZ7X8NuHo

**Boyka**

The Lucky AC Wrote:

Fake Wrote:
The Lucky AC Wrote:
Diamond dust embedded drill tips. No real technology here.

how did they get diamond dust!

By crushing other diamonds with diamonds. Or through the cutting process, there is left over scraps of diamond.

yes, but human hands can't crush diamonds with diamonds they need more power to crush them.

**The Lucky AC** Everything in life is luck User ID: 888 06-23-2012 10:18 PM

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The Lucky AC Wrote:
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how did they get diamond dust!

By crushing other diamonds with diamonds. Or through the cutting process, there is left over scraps of diamond.

yes, but human hands can't crush diamonds with diamonds they need more power to crush them.

Huh? They crush them with large rocks. As long as there are lots of diamonds in the mortar they will crush agaisnt each other from the weight and friction of the weigh stone pestal.

**Boyka**

The Lucky AC Wrote:

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The Lucky AC Wrote:
By crushing other diamonds with diamonds. Or through the cutting process, there is left over scraps of diamond.

yes, but human hands can't crush diamonds with diamonds they need more power to crush them.

Huh? They crush them with large rocks. As long as there are lots of diamonds in the mortar they will crush agaisnt each other from the weight and friction of the weigh stone pestal.

okay then, explain how they made this?.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5olgSD6sDPA&feature=plcp

**The Lucky AC** Everything in life is luck User ID: 888 06-23-2012 10:25 PM

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The Lucky AC Wrote:
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yes, but human hands can't crush diamonds with diamonds they need more power to crush them.

Huh? They crush them with large rocks. As long as there are lots of diamonds in the mortar they will crush agaisnt each other from the weight and friction of the weigh stone pestal.

okay then, explain how they made this?.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5olgSD6sDPA&feature=plcp

Sprinkle diamond dust on block and grind in and down with a stone turning wheel.

**Boyka**

The Lucky AC Wrote:

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The Lucky AC Wrote:
Huh? They crush them with large rocks. As long as there are lots of diamonds in the mortar they will crush agaisnt each other from the weight and friction of the weigh stone pestal.

okay then, explain how they made this?.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5olgSD6sDPA&feature=plcp

Sprinkle diamond dust on block and grind in and down with a stone turning wheel.

It's not personal, but you don't realise how hard it is to make this one stone, I will like to see a human do without tech like you said it how to do it.

this one... you can't explain

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtiQkyAZ3Ps&feature=plcp

**The Lucky AC** Everything in life is luck User ID: 888 06-23-2012 10:38 PM

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okay then, explain how they made this?.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5olgSD6sDPA&feature=plcp

Sprinkle diamond dust on block and grind in and down with a stone turning wheel.
It's not personal, but you don't realise how hard it is to make this one stone, I will like to see a human do without tech like you said it how to do it.

this one... you can't explain

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtiQkyAZ3Ps&feature=plcp

Nothing of quality is ever made without much thought, preperation and patience. It took them years to build the Pyramids of Egypt.

**The Lucky AC** Everything in life is luck User ID: 888 06-23-2012 10:39 PM

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The Lucky AC Wrote:
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okay then, explain how they made this?.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5olgSD6sDPA&feature=plcp

Sprinkle diamond dust on block and grind in and down with a stone turning wheel.
It's not personal, but you don't realise how hard it is to make this one stone, I will like to see a human do without tech like you said it how to do it.

this one... you can't explain

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtiQkyAZ3Ps&feature=plcp

Chisel and sandstone.

**MrGemini**

The Lucky AC Wrote:

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The Lucky AC Wrote:
By crushing other diamonds with diamonds. Or through the cutting process, there is left over scraps of diamond.

yes, but human hands can't crush diamonds with diamonds they need more power to crush them.

Huh? They crush them with large rocks. As long as there are lots of diamonds in the mortar they will crush agaisnt each other from the weight and friction of the weigh stone pestal.

Where'd they get the diamonds, and in what quantities?

**Boyka** · (This post was last modified: 06-23-2012 10:49 PM by Boyka.)

The Lucky AC Wrote:

Fake Wrote:
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Sprinkle diamond dust on block and grind in and down with a stone turning wheel.
It's not personal, but you don't realise how hard it is to make this one stone, I will like to see a human do without tech like you said it how to do it.

this one... you can't explain

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtiQkyAZ3Ps&feature=plcp

Chisel and sandstone.

it's impossible, humans can't do this with Chisel and sandstone... only machine can make it like this

**quest** lop guest User ID: 76473 06-23-2012 11:25 PM

LoP Guest Wrote:

If you poured one form, on top of another, there is an "interlocking" hydraulic function that happens from both the lower viscosity, and the sheer gravity weight of the newly poured material, that actually embeds itself into the porous nature of the previous pour, in other words, they lock together as a single unit. with "ZERO" gap between, as they are now one big solid mass of concrete/limestone...

All those blocks are "separate" from each other, well proven as such, so the BS about them bing poured in place is just another Piece of disinformation spread by either nimrods, or agencies, to perpetuate the myth as explanatory by current physics, when even current physics state that it is not "possible" to pour aggregated material on top of another, without some permanently affixed sheet of non porous material between the previous pour (now hardened) and the new one, and since their is no evidence of any type of grease, fat, or other form of repellent material between the two to "prevent" them from becoming a single block.. then it is quite simply "not possible" in this case...

So,, could maby they have used some non porous material in between? Leather, paper, wax, some kind of different non hardning mud. Whatever 1dunno1

was everything tested for in every case?

I must admit however, its seem curious to me why they would bother to make seperate blocks. Cracking due to cold/hot variation?

LoP Guest Wrote:

I could go into the already found mining facilities near the constructions themselves with half finished and even one or two "3 sided" of a four sided pillar, already laid out, and sculpted, with the final fourth still attached to the rock it was carved from..

So tell me then, how the "F" could you separate such a large pillar (far beyond our current equipments ability to lift as a whole piece) without damaging it, transport it to the far away site, set it up, much less "separate it" from the rock beneath?...

Not every ancient work would have to be cast in the same way, for some of them to be. Some could be cut, and carried, and other cast.

I wouldnt guess the statues of Easter Island were cast.

But where there are no tool marks, and everything looks moulded,, 1dunno1

One guy I saw in a video, thought maby some of these stones could be cut, by using a rope, that hard rock pieces/dust had been glued to.

As I have often said, I presume they had every technology that they could have, with the industry they had available. If they could cast stone, maby they could cast carborundum, like blades as well. at least they could make a glued rope saw. (and I guess we could expect to find some bits of these cast blades, if there were any, but not ropes.)