Unwritten Mystery: Why No Ancient Texts Mention the Construction of the Pyramids

I also think they we're trying to filter the Nile water and or sanitation, plus possibly involved in sluicing pay dirt, maybe with suction pressure rather than gravity, and hence the colossal size necessary to make the sealed chambers with enough weight so the stones kept airtight seals and were not dislodged, maybe, just speculating.

Too many self-styled modern Gods running rampant infesting the Globe with their filthy megalomanias, with no inherent divinity or eternal immortality, while lacking a few basic necessities for their character to function properly in an indisputable state of supreme authority, like the following... (Lack of 'Pyramid explanation' being one of the major stumbling blocks to their Godhood.

perpetual motion machine
time machine
wings
circle
computer (microchip human invention circa 1958)
starship
forcefield
cloaking device
invisibility
FTL Travel
pyramid
teleporter
halo
arc of Covenant
living clouds
mansion in the sky
spirit machine
forcefield
light sword
Unassailable, impregnable, indomitable Sanctuary of Paradise forever called Heaven.

It's no mystery if they were built 10,000 bc

Something major catastrophic event happened 12,900 years ago...

Here, lemme settle this for all of you. The stones of the great pyramids in Giza (as well as the 300 other pyramids in Egypt) were NOT cut. They were poured like concrete.

Each stone is 100% chemically homogenous limestone. "Homogenous" means it is pure limestone throughout; no variability in chemical composition as is found throughout nature, no streaks or veins of other types of mineral or stone. Limestone does not exist in this pure form in nature. That means ancient builders pulverized the stone, superheated it (perhaps by magnifying the sun with a piece of glass), & then concreted it together. If you cook limestone, it will re-harden when water is added - a process known as hydrolization.

So, there's no great mystery to "how" the pyramids were built. A couple hundred men in a quarry could have moved that much pulverized limestone 500 miles from the quarrys on river barges in the space of a few years. Workers could then heat it up & make concrete with it.

Throughout human history there are large gaps in our knowledge continuity. As if segments of what was once common knowledge was blotted out.

Even today, with huge machines and super computers we can't recreate some of the feats of the Egyptians, or other works of civilizations of that era. The knowledge is lost.

Where did it go?

Throughout human history there are large gaps in our knowledge continuity. As if segments of what was once common knowledge was blotted out.

Even today, with huge machines and super computers we can't recreate some of the feats of the Egyptians, or other works of civilizations of that era. The knowledge is lost.

Where did it go?

Anti gravity craft, like the ones shown in hieroglyphs, for transport. Manufacturing for prefab and finishing. Lasers for engraving. Maybe the use of sound technology also. Et's and skilled human labor.

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Something major catastrophic event happened 12,900 years ago...

What feats can we not recreate?

This is something I've heard about several ancient works. "We couldn't do this today."

But I call bullshit.

You clearly have never read Chris Dunn's books...

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Dunn is an engineer and he posed questions that were never really answered... he said that the building codes these days would not match it. You do NOT build a massive building like that for a tomb...

It took 4,000 year for humans to build a taller structure than Giza. IT really wasn't clearly passed in height > 80 ft until the Eiffel Tower (~4300 years), which was an amazing engineering project utilizing steel over stone.

That's an hard fact to overlook.

It's no mystery if they were built 10,000 bc

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Absolute minimum 12000

but there are no texts, so how would you know it was 10,000 BC then?

Throughout human history there are large gaps in our knowledge continuity. As if segments of what was once common knowledge was blotted out.

Even today, with huge machines and super computers we can't recreate some of the feats of the Egyptians, or other works of civilizations of that era. The knowledge is lost.

Where did it go?

i will give you 1000 dollars if you could even name what temple in egypt that heiroglyph appears in, without using the internet, just answer the question and you can't look it up, you just have to know the answer

and then tell me where in that temple that heiroglyph is

I meant absolute minimum 10000bc, probably older. That's based on all I've absorbed over the years. The whole iron age, bronze age timeline is the biggest load of shit ever and the mainstream narrative tries to protect it all costs

Well, literally the entire world got destroyed 12,900 years ago so they had to start all over from scratch. You know Plato's story of Atlantis.... I mean, humans have been around for 250,000 years at least so what have they done the whole time...

We are the only species capable of doing these technological stuff compared to other species that have been around much longer... Makes you wonder....

Maybe, but you could carve a few pictures on the walls and so-on

with all the intelligence of the modern Egyptians, doesn't it seem possible they could create such fabulous structures ?
sarc,

And with outstanding Egyptologists like Zahi hawAss, the benchmark for all mainstream archaeologists worldwide...

Not one ancient text mentions how exactly the pyramids were built, using what tools, what technologies. The only text that exists mentions the transportation of stone.

Although around 120 pyramids wer built in ancient times in Egypt, there is a complete lack of records that explain how the pyramids were constructed.

The Step Pyramid of Djoser marked the start of the entire process and is recognized as a revolutionary, unprecedented building of ancient Egypt. Believed to have been designed, planned and built by Imhotep, the Step Pyramid Complex of Djoser is regarded as the earliest colossal stone building in Egypt as well as the earliest large-scale cut stone construction.

Egyptologists argue that the Step Pyramid began as a kind of square mastaba which was gradually enlarged. It has been suggested that ramps may have been used by the builders in ancient times in order to raise many of the heavy stones to complete the pyramid, and various possible models have been proposed throughout the years. Egyptologists further say that for transportation, the ancient builders most likely made use of rollers.

While all of this is plausible, it remains a profound mystery as to why there are no ancient texts that mention the entire construction process of the pyramids. Djoser created a revolutionary pyramid and not one ancient text happens to mention the planning, design construction, or successful completion of a pyramid that forever changed ancient Egyptian architecture.

Not one ancient text has been discovered anywhere in Egypt that makes reference or credits Snefru with having built the three pyramids. There isn’t a single ancient papyrus, hieroglyphic inscriptions, or anything else for that matter that tells us how the builders managed to construct the pyramids of Sneferu, and what technologies they made use of.


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