Regarding Egyptian stones... the largest ever moved (if memory serves) exceeds 500 tons, during the New Kingdom (I think it was a statue of Ramses II, and was dragged down to the delta), but 200 ton stones were moved during the Old Kingdom.
The Romans used concrete quite a bit, but also quarried large stones. Caligula ("Gaius") had a number of 200 ton columns quarried in Egypt, and moved by ship to Rome. That's more impressive than just moving some large stones.
Sometimes it is remarked that we cannot move such large stones with today's technology, but I don't think that is accurate. We could blast that weight into orbit if we wanted.