and thanks to the History Channel for its program about Puma Punku, I learned about a mystery I never knew existed
I don't think archaeologists enjoy spending their time disproving that slaves built ancient engineering marvels like the Pyramids and Puma Punku with hand tools, ropes and pulleys.
It's just that, the more they find, all over the world, the less logic there is in assuming that slaves did so, or were even able to do so
Much less “why”.
From watching the History Channel series, what written records remain at many of these sites (excluding Puma Punku, no written language, possibly built before invention of the wheel, yet using diamond tipped machining tools)) seem more suggestive of alien involvement, or at least that the sites were built in the service of alien worship, with seeming universal fixation on astrological phenomenon, and a common extra-solar origin in a bistellar planetary system in the vicinity of the Orion constellation
For naysayers, I just wish a very rich person would offer skeptics a reward for undertaking the replication of the Pyramid or Puma Punku projects, using the manpower and technology known in ancient times.
And while you are at it, please replicate some of the complex mathematical and astrological crop circles
but please, do it overnight, as the world watches.
Put theories of extraterrestrial involvement to bed, once and for all, and we can all move on.
Nothing stopping anyone from showing the rest of us what fools we are for doubting you (or ancient mankind alone) could do it.
Given time and numbers people can produce large monuments.
It's fun to suppose that fairies, elves or leprechauns exist. The belief in visiting Aliens is simply that kind of folklore updated. As to proof, the necessity lies with you to prove such an assertion. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. To explain our world and the structures in it, well, no aliens needed, thanks you
Watch this guy handle very heavy stones all by himself. He s been building a stonehenge by himself.
http://www.gizapower.com/pma/index.htm
You may find this website and the stone technology pages of interest.
INDEED.
THX.
A Comparison of masonry techniques from around the ancient world.
http://www.ancient-wisdom.co.uk/constructiontechniques.htm