All these processes he's describing are still used today. Surveying in the woods, foundation squaring for home and land plots, etc. As far as actually removing all the rock, maybe some areas began as caves or streams coming to the surface, that showed the path of least resistance. 🤷 Ancient megaliths and underground tunnels and cities are mind boggling when you get down to the details of how.
Derynruku is a huge underground cave system the ancients built. Something like 40,000 people lived there and they had cattle pens and all that stuff! Also the ancient step wells are incredible
The ancient Egyptians used light to guide them once a day. They created an isoceles triangle with the Sun and a pair of mirrors. 2 mirrors at complementary angles will meet at the same point. In Egypt, there are walls and hieroglyphs that are only illuminated by the sun once a year.
On the other hand, anyone with a tape measure and a drill with a level built in can drill those holes very easily. Like, a hundred bucks worth of shit from home depot and a steady hand. Now doing the same through a big assed rock is another story.
I don't see what the problem with missing is. If you don't meet in the middle then you keep digging and you end up with two tunnels. You effectively discover the highway system. Achievement unlocked. 🙃
To answer the question of why missing would be a problem or not, you would need to know why they chose to meet in the middle in the first place. Was it a question of the shape of the land mass they were tunneling through or where it was located? Was it a question of time? Or cost? Was tunneling straight through done else where because the topographical features of an area were favorable for that method?
idk if you're being sarcastic, but the answer is it would be a waste of time and energy if they only needed one tunnel for water. It would take twice the amount of time or twice the manpower
Tunnels next to each other will collapse. Double the labor to drill. Four total roads would be absolutely unnecessary, possibly unfeasible. Drillers would feel like imbeciles & be mercilessly ridiculed for the failure. Not a single person would ever use the tunnels as the shame for using the abomination of a tunnel would be unbearable.
It would be great to see Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson on the show. The engineering, mathematics, and astronomy that went into building ancient megaliths and the mechanics of the cataclysms that ended ancient civilizations is a discussion that never gets old.
You gotta think they were most probably slaves in them Times. Let say 1000s of slaves work many hours a day... it'll get done whatever the work If the architecture has been drawn/planned correctly. They had the time and man power to accomplish alot! A thought
They could have used the compass needle floating on water ! That would show them the direction of the line they need to dig. OR very correct line making with ropes and marks on top , and then in the tunnel itself.
Build a tower on top of the mountian. Build a X out of tubing. Put 1 crosshairs at the end of each tube. So you can look through the two tubes that make the X. Put the X on a spinning axal on top of the tower. Look through the tube a have somebody mark the spot you see. (Got to use smoke signals bcs there were no cell phones) . Look down the other tube. Have somebody mark the spot there. Spin the X just a bit. Mark the new spots on both sides of the mountain. Keep doing that. Run a string line from spot to the next so you got a straight line. Spin the X 90 degrees and the tubing (like a rifle scope) should align with the straight line on the other side of the mountain. Keep your straight lines tight and add to them as you dig. When hit the center of the mountain you should be able to tie the two straight lines together. No need for ANY MATH at all. Mathmatician think it required Trig. When all you got is a hammer every problem has to look like a nail.
yeah theres plenty of ways to do it without math...rope and sightlines are easiest...mark a spot and stand there as they dig...is the tunnel straight? its pretty much that simple from one side...to start from both ends is a bit trickier. considering no mountain has a base that is really visible from the peak
@@MisterRlGHT striaght lines. You could measure the length of straight line as they dig if you really wanted to know their exact position. But as long as dig straight with the line as the extend the straight line as they dig. They will be able to tie the two straight lines togethet at some point under the mountain
I wonder if they could have used the stars for direction. They would've needed an astrolabe to get one side's bearing and reverse it for the other side, like a compass heading.
@@artstrology Totally, I'm just thinking an astrolabe would give you your heading and also the reverse heading, I guess you could try with the sun but it would be hard to get the reverse heading for the other side that way.
@@hughesfarris6009 string and sticks is all I use to lay out foundations and such, water for level. The people to ask is surveyors, not mathematicians.
@@artstrology highly educated people nowadays are lacking in practical skills. Most of them would benefit a lot from only a year into any kind of trade working.
There is a book called The great arc detailing the mapping of India using triangulation in the 18th century and showing how the error rate was critical Amazing that the Greeks used it 2300 years earlier Love your work
Tough problem without modern equipment Just the elevation alone would be difficult to calculate the rise or fall of each side to match in the middle somewhere I am a civil surveyor and even with today’s methods it’s not trivial to do this
You can lay out a N-S line over the mountain using the north star. Adjust for the bearing off one end of the line. Project that line over the mountain using another star. Then you have to address elevation through the mountain. Even back then, water did not run up hill.
Could someone please tell me how people used to build 30ft deep 4ft wide stone wells by hand??? They're everywhere in upstate NY but none can answer that.
@@peter81083 they used demolition grout or expanding concrete to break up large rocks into manageable chunks and water was handled with pumps just like today just powered by steam or a nearby creek
can he explain the stones that have power tool signs that have been left? how did they have fast drilling equipment then? copper chisels dont as they say they only had back then wont work.... please explain?
This isn’t shocking… Gimli and his other Dwarf kin had Mithril molded tools and were master craftsman in those mines over in New Zealand. Dug to deep a tunnel and hit a Balrog though
What if they used a Sextant like devise? Point on the peak, point on a star or set to the sun on a sun dial, and a mirror (concave) to focus a small beam of light then use the sticks to line up the tunnel center. or multiple mirror to create the beam to keep the base steady, and the add mirror is moved by a worker if using the sun. I think a night sky alignment would be easiest. Use the north star and the peak to triangulate your start points. keep it all aligned with a sight and simple math, essentially creating a tetrahedron on each side. Then use focal mirrors with a main mirror set with the assembly like a beacon and another on a swivel operated by a worker to maintain tunnel light. although you might be able to see the peak better in daylight. Align with the sun at noon. Have one mirror set to reflect to the transit at noon. Or both. to be precise you can't rely on just one mechanism to determine true.
Wasn’t Pitagora’s triangle equation found on a Sumerian tablet recently? Romans were also quite adept at tunneling. The longest tunnelof classical era, built by Romans is in Jordan at 380m.
@@johnchristopher3032 indeed the Z seems to be where the math comes in. I just thought that right off the bat the X,Y could be remedied by a directional bias.
Thank u lex pls share more on published known n unknown papers pls look into this Nicholas tesla character could we hear your thoughts on tesla inventions particularly patents or papers he published ?
I wonder if they could have also analyzed the different patterns within the bedrock simply by eye and essentially backed up their measurements with that visual cue. My knowledge of geology is very limited so take it easy on me if that's completely implausible lol.
What’s it called. Unlike that stuff and not aware of it nah less I am and just didn’t think it was massive or something but I wouldn’t be surprised because there’s so much out there. Megaliths are fascinating.
probably just stuck a couple of sticks in the ground and waited for shadows to align with some common reference point on top of the mountain relative to their sun dials. Or better still just whipped out a proto Antikythera version of GPS to align things like a bunch of ancient engineering nerds with all the whiz-bang gizmos of the day
I feel like it must not run east to west and that is why they couldn't use the sun ie why the triangles would be innacurate. I'm learning in college rn that you can easily build tunnels through mountains and find the distance to the moon using triangles lol. Maybe it's all bullshit but that'd be surprising
I immediately thought of why not just line up sticks into the ground and line them up by eyesight straight over the mountain. For added accuracy make sure each stick is sticking straight up with a sting hanging off it with possibly with a weight. Then that's what they show :-) ancient Roman achievement unlocked !
ancient humans had a feel for directions, they didn't have roads like we do now, they had shit figured out without math, but the humans using math got way better way too fast at that time, unlike now.
Is it possible that these ancient people just kicked a bunch of butt on both sides of this mountain and rejoiced when they met in the middle? Sometime trying to intellectualize peoples mysterious triumphs takes away from the blood sweat and tears that it takes to actually achieve something great. But yeah, I am super curious too.
What if the tunnel was melted using the sun and a lens of some sort? One could then predict where each of the straight lines would intersect with a high degree of accuracy. I suck at math, but it's probably there...
So I was thinking. The ancient humans dug down deep into the ground all the damn time. I noticed a pattern of up until the like late 1800s that people really never found or had on display any dinosaur bones. I have heard a lot of different reasons why. I have my own opinions rooted in evidence about it. Why do you think that is. I mean for a Brontosaurus with its dimensions would be pretty freaking awkward for its mobility, they way it would have to eat. I think of the very premise of the stories "Rooted in Bullshit"! Are really these illogical entities to exist. They also can't even decide if the T-Rex was just a big chicken. Hahaha. Ancient humans never had evidence or recorded half these things existing.
Gunsite? These were tunnels. Having an ability to look straight on the surface ground is very different from tunneling. They were not using machinery unless your answer Is "I don't want to say aliens but". These people had much more ability physically and much more engineering skill than you are giving them credit for.
Exactly. Wayyyyyyyy before then. Even the Egyptians just inherited the buildings and tagged the walls up. Interesting but not nearly as much as the builders. Mystery that won’t be solved. Funny enough the mummies have more in common with Europeans especially red headed genetics than over 98% of actual Egyptians.
Don't be stupid none of those message make any sense. It's called pre-existing ancient human structures such as the ancient pyramids other humans falsely claimed Credence to
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All these processes he's describing are still used today. Surveying in the woods, foundation squaring for home and land plots, etc. As far as actually removing all the rock, maybe some areas began as caves or streams coming to the surface, that showed the path of least resistance. 🤷 Ancient megaliths and underground tunnels and cities are mind boggling when you get down to the details of how.
I love doing survey
Easiest job in oilfield
Derynruku is a huge underground cave system the ancients built. Something like 40,000 people lived there and they had cattle pens and all that stuff! Also the ancient step wells are incredible
Cant find anything on this mind linking something?
graham hancock and randal carlson
please !
I have some bad news about Powerful Randal Carlson my friend :(
@@arturoperez8879 what?
rip RC
You talking about graham hancock, he suffered severe seizures. Last word was he wasn’t doing good.
f-in trolls
The ancient Egyptians used light to guide them once a day. They created an isoceles triangle with the Sun and a pair of mirrors. 2 mirrors at complementary angles will meet at the same point. In Egypt, there are walls and hieroglyphs that are only illuminated by the sun once a year.
you actually believe that when they put pictures on their walls showing bulbs and electrical devices?
@@jumbo7165That’s not even close to what he said.
Podcast on ancient Egypt please Lex 🙏
@@jumbo7165 I did not know Egyptians had light bulbs. I was referring to Abu Simbel.
Oh yes, I remember them doing that too
So interesting! I recently saw a video of a guy carving an apartment out of a mountainside. Even with power tools, it's a pretty wild endeavor!
Can you give the link to that video ??
I also watched that video. Super impressive
Anyone who has tried to drill from 2 sides of a piece of wood to make them meet knows how difficult this js
On the other hand, anyone with a tape measure and a drill with a level built in can drill those holes very easily. Like, a hundred bucks worth of shit from home depot and a steady hand. Now doing the same through a big assed rock is another story.
@@crucifyrobinhood yeah why didn't the ancient greeks just go to home depot, those idiots
@@Eralen00 😂😂😂😂
I don't see what the problem with missing is. If you don't meet in the middle then you keep digging and you end up with two tunnels. You effectively discover the highway system. Achievement unlocked. 🙃
To answer the question of why missing would be a problem or not, you would need to know why they chose to meet in the middle in the first place. Was it a question of the shape of the land mass they were tunneling through or where it was located? Was it a question of time? Or cost? Was tunneling straight through done else where because the topographical features of an area were favorable for that method?
@@firewithfire848 wouldn’t as straight as possible through the mountain be the quickest route to transfer water ?
idk if you're being sarcastic, but the answer is it would be a waste of time and energy if they only needed one tunnel for water. It would take twice the amount of time or twice the manpower
@@jasonsharpe9963 correct but the time and be double. The point is the ancient Greeks had the math to cut the time of making a tunnel in half.
Tunnels next to each other will collapse. Double the labor to drill. Four total roads would be absolutely unnecessary, possibly unfeasible. Drillers would feel like imbeciles & be mercilessly ridiculed for the failure. Not a single person would ever use the tunnels as the shame for using the abomination of a tunnel would be unbearable.
I think the guy on the right owes the guy on the left some money
Yo g, you cracked me up with this one hahaha
He wants him hard
What's interesting is alot of these "ancient" tunnels had no carbon on the ceilings. So fire wasn't used for light
Maybe mirrors. Also smart because that would cause removal of oxygen from the tunnnel
It would be great to see Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson on the show. The engineering, mathematics, and astronomy that went into building ancient megaliths and the mechanics of the cataclysms that ended ancient civilizations is a discussion that never gets old.
With all the ancient structures and stone work, I think it's fairly obvious these ancient people had a technology we've lost
You gotta think they were most probably slaves in them Times. Let say 1000s of slaves work many hours a day... it'll get done whatever the work
If the architecture has been drawn/planned correctly. They had the time and man power to accomplish alot!
A thought
What if they used a compass to track the direction of digging?
They could have used the compass needle floating on water !
That would show them the direction of the line they need to dig.
OR very correct line making with ropes and marks on top , and then in the tunnel itself.
Build a tower on top of the mountian. Build a X out of tubing. Put 1 crosshairs at the end of each tube. So you can look through the two tubes that make the X. Put the X on a spinning axal on top of the tower. Look through the tube a have somebody mark the spot you see. (Got to use smoke signals bcs there were no cell phones) . Look down the other tube. Have somebody mark the spot there. Spin the X just a bit. Mark the new spots on both sides of the mountain. Keep doing that. Run a string line from spot to the next so you got a straight line. Spin the X 90 degrees and the tubing (like a rifle scope) should align with the straight line on the other side of the mountain. Keep your straight lines tight and add to them as you dig. When hit the center of the mountain you should be able to tie the two straight lines together. No need for ANY MATH at all. Mathmatician think it required Trig. When all you got is a hammer every problem has to look like a nail.
yeah theres plenty of ways to do it without math...rope and sightlines are easiest...mark a spot and stand there as they dig...is the tunnel straight? its pretty much that simple from one side...to start from both ends is a bit trickier. considering no mountain has a base that is really visible from the peak
the line of sight method described sounds very much like the way roman roads were built so straight.
This method is fabulously easy from the top of the mountain, but how do you know the positions of your diggers under the mountain?
@@MisterRlGHT reference from where they go underground
@@MisterRlGHT striaght lines. You could measure the length of straight line as they dig if you really wanted to know their exact position. But as long as dig straight with the line as the extend the straight line as they dig. They will be able to tie the two straight lines togethet at some point under the mountain
Best RUclips video I’ve seen in a long time !
I used a similar technique on apples when I was younger
I wonder if they could have used the stars for direction. They would've needed an astrolabe to get one side's bearing and reverse it for the other side, like a compass heading.
Or the sun as it pokes through a certain spot, on a precise day. that is how many structures were built.
@@artstrology Totally, I'm just thinking an astrolabe would give you your heading and also the reverse heading, I guess you could try with the sun but it would be hard to get the reverse heading for the other side that way.
@@hughesfarris6009 string and sticks is all I use to lay out foundations and such, water for level. The people to ask is surveyors, not mathematicians.
The question is whether an astrolabe would be accurate enough for the task. I would lean towards no, but would need to do the math to be sure.
@@artstrology highly educated people nowadays are lacking in practical skills. Most of them would benefit a lot from only a year into any kind of trade working.
Those Greeks are getting their credit post-hummus
There is a book called The great arc detailing the mapping of India using triangulation in the 18th century and showing how the error rate was critical
Amazing that the Greeks used it 2300 years earlier
Love your work
Would think smoke signals would be affective for lining up your shot.
Wind
In 6th century BC, the internet was very hard to access
Tough problem without modern equipment Just the elevation alone would be difficult to calculate the rise or fall of each side to match in the middle somewhere I am a civil surveyor and even with today’s methods it’s not trivial to do this
Ancient Greeks and Persians were truly built different.
You can lay out a N-S line over the mountain
using the north star.
Adjust for the bearing off one end of the line.
Project that line over the mountain using another star.
Then you have to address elevation through the mountain.
Even back then, water did not run up hill.
A compass would be accurate to the degree. That might be enough.
I think they just dug a trench all the way down through the mountain, then filled back in everything that wasn't supposed to be tunnel.
It is quite difficult to meet in the middle.
You just need to get close, and listen.
From what I have read when they came to the middle they were off either 12 inches or 24 inches which is amazing since it was a very long tunnel.
Could someone please tell me how people used to build 30ft deep 4ft wide stone wells by hand??? They're everywhere in upstate NY but none can answer that.
Shovel, bucket, and rope?
@@Nollic15 the mechanics of that just aren't right, no room to use a shovel... and what when it starts filling with water at 10ft??
@@Nollic15 keep in mind the ground is FULL of LARGE rocks, a shovel won't cut it, requires swinging a pick axe.
@@peter81083 they used demolition grout or expanding concrete to break up large rocks into manageable chunks and water was handled with pumps just like today just powered by steam or a nearby creek
Great topic!!!!
Tuga represent!
I love how you can write about how you know nothing about how they built these tunnels
It's not Rocket Science GUYS!! They obviously had tunnel vision!
can he explain the stones that have power tool signs that have been left?
how did they have fast drilling equipment then?
copper chisels dont as they say they only had back then wont work....
please explain?
@@michaeltrevino201 they never will 😉👍
This is a video i never thought i wanted to see haha
where is that tunnel? its name
This isn’t shocking…
Gimli and his other Dwarf kin had Mithril molded tools and were master craftsman in those mines over in New Zealand.
Dug to deep a tunnel and hit a Balrog though
It all went downhill from there . . . :)
What if they used a Sextant like devise? Point on the peak, point on a star or set to the sun on a sun dial, and a mirror (concave) to focus a small beam of light then use the sticks to line up the tunnel center. or multiple mirror to create the beam to keep the base steady, and the add mirror is moved by a worker if using the sun.
I think a night sky alignment would be easiest. Use the north star and the peak to triangulate your start points. keep it all aligned with a sight and simple math, essentially creating a tetrahedron on each side. Then use focal mirrors with a main mirror set with the assembly like a beacon and another on a swivel operated by a worker to maintain tunnel light.
although you might be able to see the peak better in daylight. Align with the sun at noon. Have one mirror set to reflect to the transit at noon.
Or both. to be precise you can't rely on just one mechanism to determine true.
Interesting. And maybe that technological precedent occurred to Archimedes later on at Syracuse.
@@user-ef4gf7rr9r I am glad you could follow that logic. I re-read it and I feel like It could be clearer.
Wasn’t Pitagora’s triangle equation found on a Sumerian tablet recently?
Romans were also quite adept at tunneling. The longest tunnelof classical era, built by Romans is in Jordan at 380m.
A trigonometric table was shown on a Babylonian clay tablet prior to Pythagoras' conception of the mathematical concept.
The length of this one is 1,036m
If it didn’t need to be a straight line. Seems pretty easy if you just bias the trajectories to curve to the same side
what about the vertical
@@johnchristopher3032 indeed the Z seems to be where the math comes in. I just thought that right off the bat the X,Y could be remedied by a directional bias.
Thank u lex pls share more on published known n unknown papers pls look into this Nicholas tesla character could we hear your thoughts on tesla inventions particularly patents or papers he published ?
Nikolai
Very cool
That guy on the left is making me uneasy starring at the guy next to him 😬
Fascinating
why not just dig a super small tunnel all the way through first, and then widen it?
great vid.
Well that's how they built their roads in straight lines - so that was my first guess. Not that surprising.
I wonder if they could have also analyzed the different patterns within the bedrock simply by eye and essentially backed up their measurements with that visual cue. My knowledge of geology is very limited so take it easy on me if that's completely implausible lol.
bruh just have a pole on top and dig towards the pole from both sides and if you stray from the direction of the pole then you're off
when you have hundreds of slaves working around the clock dropping off like flies you
can move mountains and build pyramids
Slavery is a common thread in human history but it is not a catch all for any monumental effort done by a society
Any ideas for the massive tunnel system of the Giza Plateau?
What’s it called. Unlike that stuff and not aware of it nah less I am and just didn’t think it was massive or something but I wouldn’t be surprised because there’s so much out there. Megaliths are fascinating.
@@lessforloansit WAS perhaps the largest tunnel complex ever created but I think a lot it’s destroyed now 😂
his brother got an intense stare lol
brotherly love? seems suspect.
probably just stuck a couple of sticks in the ground and waited for shadows to align with some common reference point on top of the mountain relative to their sun dials. Or better still just whipped out a proto Antikythera version of GPS to align things like a bunch of ancient engineering nerds with all the whiz-bang gizmos of the day
I’m not saying it was aliens ....
These guys love to say annotation
Lex/Team - MOST people are not on the twitter.
Insane.
Does anybody else find it odd an unbelievable that Lex is a doctor?
Find someone who looks at you like guy on left looks at guy on right.
Couldnt they just light a big bonfire at the entrance of each tunnel, and they could see each others smoke signal, and so the direction they dig?
Wind probably? Idk
Wikipedia is an amazing experiment and reflects some of what is being talked about here re annotations
Bi/multi-lingual people make me feel rather inadequate at the best of times, let alone when they appear to think faster in English than I do.
Maybe they used the stars
If the tunnel runs east to west they could have used the sun’s positioning
I feel like it must not run east to west and that is why they couldn't use the sun ie why the triangles would be innacurate. I'm learning in college rn that you can easily build tunnels through mountains and find the distance to the moon using triangles lol. Maybe it's all bullshit but that'd be surprising
They didn't dig anything, the aliens did it all.
👁️👁️ The guy on the left has a staring problem! 👁️👁️
How ancient humans built tunnels through mountains? Not sure about ancient but the best current method is to put Chinese in there with dynamite.
Interesting
I immediately thought of why not just line up sticks into the ground and line them up by eyesight straight over the mountain. For added accuracy make sure each stick is sticking straight up with a sting hanging off it with possibly with a weight. Then that's what they show :-) ancient Roman achievement unlocked !
Tunnels are built Using explosives
Tugalhada do garalho!
look in to tataria
Inherited building and mudslides
Wow! Nobody has any answers. 🧎🏻♂️
Couldn't they just keep a rope taught as they dig?
Couple badgermoles would’ve knocked it out in an afternoon
I know how they did it. By working thier frikin asses off !
with copper chisels?
Mystery Solved:
I built this tunnel ... Eyeballed it.
they use a star as a reference.
*Ancient Aliens
Or they just looked up and used math to triangulate position at two points depends on the sky.
No dumb questions exist, ok maybe some. But best to ask the question rather than be dumb and sit in ignorance.
Well they all had technology that we are hidden from today
I just heard a bunch of together jumbled theories based on Egypt and pythagorus
Dig dug
tunnels are dug, not built
DO YOU BUILD A TUNNEL???
Could they not simply have put sticks on a straight line from one side of the mountain to the other side?
Depends how high the mountain is
@@TheIndieGamesNL . No it does not. If they clima to the top, its not difficult to stick out a straight line in both directions
The mustasch guy
What does he smoke?
Men
cawk smoker
algorithmic
suit with tie..lol
James Franco?
thinking too hard. They just used the Sun
They used the sun underground in a tunnel.. that stretches a thousand meters..
ancient humans had a feel for directions, they didn't have roads like we do now, they had shit figured out without math, but the humans using math got way better way too fast at that time, unlike now.
Is it possible that these ancient people just kicked a bunch of butt on both sides of this mountain and rejoiced when they met in the middle? Sometime trying to intellectualize peoples mysterious triumphs takes away from the blood sweat and tears that it takes to actually achieve something great. But yeah, I am super curious too.
I do not think anyone said boring a tunnel into a rock mountain is easy.
What if the tunnel was melted using the sun and a lens of some sort? One could then predict where each of the straight lines would intersect with a high degree of accuracy. I suck at math, but it's probably there...
A lens with sunlight wont burn through bedrock
So I was thinking. The ancient humans dug down deep into the ground all the damn time. I noticed a pattern of up until the like late 1800s that people really never found or had on display any dinosaur bones. I have heard a lot of different reasons why. I have my own opinions rooted in evidence about it. Why do you think that is. I mean for a Brontosaurus with its dimensions would be pretty freaking awkward for its mobility, they way it would have to eat. I think of the very premise of the stories "Rooted in Bullshit"! Are really these illogical entities to exist. They also can't even decide if the T-Rex was just a big chicken. Hahaha. Ancient humans never had evidence or recorded half these things existing.
Gunsite? These were tunnels. Having an ability to look straight on the surface ground is very different from tunneling. They were not using machinery unless your answer Is "I don't want to say aliens but". These people had much more ability physically and much more engineering skill than you are giving them credit for.
Ancient Egypt is waaaay before 600bc bro
Exactly. Wayyyyyyyy before then. Even the Egyptians just inherited the buildings and tagged the walls up. Interesting but not nearly as much as the builders. Mystery that won’t be solved. Funny enough the mummies have more in common with Europeans especially red headed genetics than over 98% of actual Egyptians.
I once lived in a cave for 2 yrs then I broke up with her so I had to pull out ..😬
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Insanity
Don't be stupid none of those message make any sense. It's called pre-existing ancient human structures such as the ancient pyramids other humans falsely claimed Credence to