How the pyramids were built in Egypt

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  • @robp5451
    @robp5451 3 года назад +391

    The outfits were completely necessary for this build

  • @keralajanasevakendram9518
    @keralajanasevakendram9518 4 года назад +345

    This theory make a lot of sense. And simple. More believable than other theories

    • @tdawgt5866
      @tdawgt5866 3 года назад +22

      They have stone quarries where evidence shows that the stones were quarried from the ground

    • @niccosaur7778
      @niccosaur7778 3 года назад +3

      Total bullshit

    • @raymack8767
      @raymack8767 3 года назад +17

      Looks like the quarries may have been used for other projects.

    • @CorgiCorner
      @CorgiCorner 3 года назад +5

      @@tdawgt5866 well yeah. Where else would they get it?

    • @VenturaIT
      @VenturaIT 3 года назад +34

      @@tdawgt5866 Quarries were needed for the limestone aggregate.

  • @roberttormey4312
    @roberttormey4312 Год назад +35

    In 1988, he wrote “The Pyramids, An Enigma Solved” and I think I read the book at that time. His theory always made the most sense. Funny how the archaeology community simply refuses to accept it.

    • @hoedemakerbart
      @hoedemakerbart Год назад +14

      .. because the myth that they dragged the huge blocks over wood with slaves sells good 😂

    • @BillBird2111
      @BillBird2111 Год назад +3

      ...because testing of the blocks shows they were carved out of a quarry, not poured. Testing has revealed that the cover stones may have been poured. But the other blocks? Pure granite or limestone. Out of the Aswan quarry or elsewhere. The unfinished obelisk at Aswan is proof that some technique was used to carve these giant blocks out. We still have no idea what that technique was. It certainly was not stone balls (current theory) or copper chisels.

    • @renegade2853
      @renegade2853 10 месяцев назад

      In essence, a shuttered lean mortar mix using an aggregate and lime combination to create the desired colouration and finish of natural stone.@@BillBird2111

    • @chaorrottai
      @chaorrottai 8 месяцев назад +6

      ​@@BillBird2111 Just because some things were quarried and moved doesn't mean everything was.
      Furthermore, you can use natron and fire to "melt" away granite and the Egyptians had already used natron quite a lot for many things including mummification.
      Obelisks lend themselves well to the "rolling stones" technique where you encase the obelisk/pillar in a wooden housing as the axle of a big wooden wheel and then drag it like a rolling pin.
      The Romans are documented to have some that.

    • @BillBird2111
      @BillBird2111 3 месяца назад

      @@chaorrottai Ancient Egyptians did not have wheels. Try again. They may have used something for mummification, but that same substance did not melt stone. The next time you write something like that, read it first before you let the rest of humanity read it. Nobody knows how this was done. Period. Understand? There are as many theories about how it was done as there are fleas on my dog's butt. It doesn't mean a thing.

  • @drtnrao57
    @drtnrao57 4 года назад +63

    It seems all the moulding work is done on the Giza stone base after carrying the lime powder and moulded on the Pyramid.It is easy to carry the lime powder up to greater heights than shifting the lime stone block.Best theory of construction of pyramid.

    • @niccosaur7778
      @niccosaur7778 3 года назад +3

      Lol

    • @CorgiCorner
      @CorgiCorner 3 года назад +4

      But then again how would you explain the granite slabs?

    • @Helios601
      @Helios601 3 года назад

      We've known this for thousands of years. Nothing new

    • @szaki
      @szaki 9 месяцев назад

      Garnet slabs were floated down the Nile, airbags attached.
      Objects loose half their weight in water.
      Thousands of years ago, the Nile was much closer to the pyramids then today.
      Also, canals were built to bring water and construction materials to the pyramids.

    • @davet9957
      @davet9957 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@CorgiCorner As granite slabs. I think cutting, transporting, hauling some slabs up the pyramid is one thing and makes sense as a doable task, but cutting and hauling every single rock in it is a vastly bigger and harder enterprise

  • @mikeharrison124
    @mikeharrison124 Год назад +15

    Most logical explanation I have heard. I also know that granite can be melted and is also likely how some of the large granite blocks inside the pyramids were made. These People were far advanced and much of their technology is not recorded.

    • @methylene5
      @methylene5 7 месяцев назад

      Melted granite solidifies into volcanic glass.

    • @VenturaIT
      @VenturaIT 5 месяцев назад +1

      they made the granite the same way, but using acids instead of basic chemistry

    • @BillBird2111
      @BillBird2111 4 месяца назад

      @@VenturaIT Interesting theory. But how? What were the acids that were used? I do not buy the explanation of "we had the knowledge once but forgot how it was done" argument. That's BS. Has modern man ever forgotten any type of technology? Like how to build an iPhone? C'mon! Not happening. That said, I do like your theory. You should try to expand upon it.

    • @VenturaIT
      @VenturaIT 4 месяца назад

      @@BillBird2111 Dr. Davidovits, PhD teaches about it and has written several books on it at the Geopolymer Institute. Acids and bases where used depending on the situation.
      From their website:
      What is a geopolymer? Introduction
      5 Apr 2006
      Geopolymers are chains or networks of mineral molecules linked with co-valent bonds. They have following basic characteristics:
      a) Nature of the hardened material:
      X-ray amorphous at ambient and medium temperatures
      X-ray crystalline at temperatures > 500°C
      b) Synthesis Routes:
      alkaline medium (Na, K, Ca) hydroxides and alkali-silicates yielding poly(silicates) - poly(siloxo) type or poly(silico-aluminates) - poly(sialate) type
      acidic medium (Phosphoric acid) yielding poly(phospho-siloxo) and poly(alumino-phospho) types
      As an example, one of the geopolymeric precursors, MK-750 (metakaolin) with its alumoxyl group -Si-O-Al=O, reacts in both systems, alkaline and acidic. Same for siloxo-based and organo-siloxo-based geopolymeric species that also react in both alkaline and acidic medium.
      Geopolymer Terminology
      In the late 1970’s, Joseph Davidovits, the inventor and developer of geopolymerization, coined the term “geopolymer” to classify the newly discovered geosynthesis that produces inorganic polymeric materials now used for a number of industrial applications. He also set a logical scientific terminology based on different chemical units, essentially for silicate and aluminosilicate materials, classified according to the Si:Al atomic ratio:
      Si:Al = 0, siloxo
      Si:Al = 1, sialate (acronym for silicon-oxo-aluminate of Na, K, Ca, Li)
      Si:Al = 2, sialate-siloxo
      Si:Al = 3, sialate-disiloxo
      Si:Al > 3, sialate link.
      This terminology was presented to the scientific community at a IUPAC conference in 1976. See for details in the Library the paper Milestone Paper IUPAC-76
      In the introduction of his book on alkali-geopolymer cement, the alkali-cement scientist John Provis, challenged the use of the word ‘sialate’ arguing that “…the term ‘sialate’ was already in use (since the 1950s) to describe any of the salts of organic sialic acid …” He simply forgot to mention that long before 1950 geology has been using extensively the term ‘sialic’, for example in ‘sialic metamorphic rocks‘, or ‘the oceanic crust is mostly basaltic and the continental crust is mostly sialic, meaning the rocks, such as granite, contain high amounts of aluminum and silica‘. Not to forget the fact that fly ashes were and still are commonly classified into three entities: calcic-, ferric- and sialic-groups; the sialic component results from the %weight of (SiO2 + Al2O3 + TiO2). There exists another example, namely the well known term ‘SIALON’, a specialist class of high temperature refractory materials, acronym of silicon-aluminum-oxo-nitride, i.e. a scientific logical terminology. The geopolymeric ‘sialate‘ term proceeds from the same scientific logic (it is the acronym of silicon-oxo-aluminate), in contrast with the organic molecule ‘sialic acid’ that was derived from an ancient Greek word meaning ‘saliva’, with no scientific association. In fact, for our geopolymer molecules we write poly(sialate) / polysialate or poly(sialate-siloxo), a terminology never used in biochemistry. We shall therefore keep our terminology, use it and promote it without any restriction.
      Geopolymers comprise following molecular units (or chemical groups):
      -Si-O-Si-O- siloxo, poly(siloxo)
      -Si-O-Al-O- sialate, poly(sialate)
      -Si-O-Al-O-Si-O- sialate-siloxo, poly(sialate-siloxo)
      -Si-O-Al-O-Si-O-Si-O- sialate-disiloxo, poly(sialate-disiloxo)
      -P-O-P-O- phosphate, poly(phosphate)
      -P-O-Si-O-P-O- phospho-siloxo, poly(phospho-siloxo)
      -P-O-Si-O-Al-O-P-O- phospho-sialate, poly(phospho-sialate)
      -(R)-Si-O-Si-O-(R) organo-siloxo, poly-silicone
      -Al-O-P-O- alumino-phospho, poly(alumino-phospho)
      -Fe-O-Si-O-Al-O-Si-O- ferro-sialate, poly(ferro-sialate)
      Geopolymers are presently developed and applied in 10 main classes of materials:
      Waterglass-based geopolymer, poly(siloxonate), soluble silicate, Si:Al=1:0
      Kaolinite / Hydrosodalite-based geopolymer, poly(sialate) Si:Al=1:1
      Metakaolin MK-750-based geopolymer, poly(sialate-siloxo) Si:Al=2:1
      Calcium-based geopolymer, (Ca, K, Na)-sialate, Si:Al=1, 2, 3
      Rock-based geopolymer, poly(sialate-multisiloxo) 1< Si:Al5
      Fly ash-based geopolymer
      Ferro-sialate-based geopolymer
      Phosphate-based geopolymer, AlPO4-based geopolymer
      Organic-mineral geopolymer

    • @skeemaldn5176
      @skeemaldn5176 3 месяца назад

      @@BillBird2111 we have actually lost quite a few technological techniques.
      off the top of my head, there was one with concrete, i think roman concrete, theyve only just worked out and back engineered, but for many years we had no idea why roman concrete lasted much longer and is stronger than modern day mortar, but they believe they have finally cracked it
      yet there are still other lost technologies, such as greek fire, a closely guarded secret recipe that enabled things to burn in water, useful for marine warfare, they only can speculate what it was made from
      expand your knowledge before outright calling something BS, just saying, not everything is known, information is often lost and forgotten

  • @mariolongtin8271
    @mariolongtin8271 4 года назад +146

    Its insane to me how I haven't herd of his theory from all my years of digging haha until the great pyramid documentary k2019 they just released

    • @MrSOLOPIANIST
      @MrSOLOPIANIST 4 года назад +11

      Yes I never heard this either. And I've watched 100's of documentaries and videos

    • @El_Scorcho_
      @El_Scorcho_ 4 года назад +39

      Scientists and historians hate being wrong. They’ve been teaching the same thing their whole lives so theyll do anything to hide theories that make more sense. Which is why this isnt more popular.

    • @meinkek7896
      @meinkek7896 Год назад

      Becase the lunatics in academia and universities branded this guy as conspiracy theorist. When a professor is branded a conspiracy theorist he is forgotten and hidden from mainstream because he is right.

  • @gazpal
    @gazpal 3 года назад +23

    In essence, a shuttered lean mortar mix using an aggregate and lime combination to create the desired colouration and finish of natural stone.

  • @reformedman
    @reformedman 16 лет назад +86

    When I was 9 years old I was laughed at when I posited this very method of building the pyramid. They said, no, it was natural rock chiselled to shape.
    In a few years, people will understand my further hypothesis that the blocks, after curing, were never moved!
    They were molded in place!

    • @show_me_your_kitties
      @show_me_your_kitties 4 года назад +14

      This comment aged really well!

    • @dimaisatree
      @dimaisatree 2 года назад +9

      I’m 14 years late but this was exactly what I was thinking. Also when you made this comment I was only 10 years old, now I’m 24 😳

    • @DFabry10
      @DFabry10 Год назад

      Lol

    • @szaki
      @szaki 9 месяцев назад

      Egypt needs the tourist dollars that is why?
      Like the aliens built the pyramids?
      LOL!

  • @igniz-rp6ic
    @igniz-rp6ic Год назад +11

    The most logical explanation

  • @skwiddjergensen
    @skwiddjergensen 16 лет назад +14

    This is good thinking outside of the box. This method would surely have saved much labour and time with the casing blocks after installing the immense internal supporting stones. I liked the process of mixing the batch.

  • @MrSilkydrew
    @MrSilkydrew 3 года назад +57

    This makes sense, also a simple rope and pulley system would've made sending the limestone mix up the pyramid easy. And if two people were compacting with ram more quicker. Several teams going at once all round the pyramid.

    • @davism3800
      @davism3800 3 года назад +7

      Geologists know the material isn't man made.

    • @magatism
      @magatism 2 года назад

      Maybe they had the simple buccket brigades passing up the mortar baskets.

    • @davism3800
      @davism3800 2 года назад

      @bob bobber That's what I said.

    • @HybridBlueDream
      @HybridBlueDream 2 года назад

      @@davism3800 limestone?

    • @davism3800
      @davism3800 2 года назад

      @@HybridBlueDream What are you asking?

  • @YesItsMeGuys68
    @YesItsMeGuys68 16 лет назад +10

    with every new generation I think we're discovering more & getting closer to the truth about all things once lost to Antiquity .

  • @jzadomaaa-xn8hz
    @jzadomaaa-xn8hz 11 месяцев назад +19

    The arrogant pyramids specialists on suicide watch 😂 this is the most realistic and scientific explanation ever.

    • @A31Chris
      @A31Chris 5 месяцев назад

      Then why did they quarry them in block shapes? Why bother? You guys there is a million things wrong with this theory.

  • @donjuan2105
    @donjuan2105 10 месяцев назад +5

    This is the most likely scenario. People always say we dont know, we absolutely know how they were built!

  • @stage1greg
    @stage1greg 4 года назад +60

    i'm quickly becoming a fan of the geopolymer argument. now can we reproduce the "red granite" from Egypt and the "H blocks" from Peru? Davidovits tested those as well and concluded they were geopolymer. i want to see this all reproduced to appease the scientific method crowd.'
    K2019 may be right, it would make more sense than copper chisels.

    • @jackparsons390
      @jackparsons390 3 года назад +5

      I disagree with the ending of K2019. Solar lenses may have been used for cutting but the Granite was formed via a chemical geopolymer process.

    • @andrescorrales9976
      @andrescorrales9976 3 года назад +4

      H blocks are located in bolivia my friend. Tiwanacu is in bolivia not in Perú.

    • @davepowell7168
      @davepowell7168 2 года назад

      @@jackparsons390 K20l9 was entertainment 🤣

  • @HigherPlanes
    @HigherPlanes 16 лет назад +14

    I'm yet not sure I understand why fossils are in the concrete slabs that are supposedly made from molds. If these slabs are made from molds into which some mixture was poured, the grounding up of the materials should have broken up any remaining fossils

    • @K22channel
      @K22channel 15 дней назад

      There are fossils also in the artificial stone but they're all over and randomly whereas on the natural stones the fossils are in a strata

  • @MaxSafeheaD
    @MaxSafeheaD 16 лет назад +12

    I'd like to see how many fossils they found - perhaps the crushing process wasn't as efficient as we might insist upon today.
    The Romans used a basic concrete in the Colusseum - it's extremely durable stuff.

    • @VenturaIT
      @VenturaIT 5 месяцев назад

      if you watch the video and listen, they clearly say that the aggregate (material used for the blocks) required NO CRUSHING... later on they sampled the blocks they made, then they took them to a labratory and the lab couldn't tell that it was artificial limestone, the lab thought it was natural limestone using the highest modern technology
      they can make granite the same way but using an acid, he showed this in south america at puma punku, not granite but andesite, an acid was used to melt the stone materials together

  • @heinzji4693
    @heinzji4693 3 года назад +10

    作为一个中国工程师来说这个方法完全没问题,我们的祖先在4000年前也用过类似的技术。

    • @qwasbae5854
      @qwasbae5854 Год назад +1

      Can you recommend any texts on the subject?

  • @resihanggono833
    @resihanggono833 4 года назад +15

    In Al-Quran (Islamic Holy Book) said 1400 years ago that Pharaoh build the pyramid (tower) was using "baked clay" instead of limestones (baked clay turn into rock limestone after thousand of year process ) and I believe is true because there is no such technology at that time In how to pull and lift a heavy rock limestone.
    Many Scientist thought that pyramid were built by pull and lifting the limestone using temporary water canal and hang it with wood in the water (Buoyancy weight) or rail tunnel to transport the limestone rock from bottom to the top. It's an insane method and if it's true the people in egypt will build the other things with this "insane method" and also people in egypt can create a heavy duty wire-rope and make a good tools to cut precision the limestones as well.
    This is my opinion: The pharaoh was instructing Haman (Architect ministry of ancient Egypt) and their slaves to made giant statue or big bricks from mud clay and arranged them as base foundation, after that when the stone molds were still wet they did the engraving (Hieroglif) at the big stone walls and when they want to continue the work by making them higher they burnt it first and repeat it step by step until the top of pyramid done.
    Scientist just need to prove that mixed material of "baked clay" can be turn into the limestone after three thousand years process

    • @akhundjafang7098
      @akhundjafang7098 Год назад

      more bul***t you could never manage to write. Congratulations!

    • @BillBird2111
      @BillBird2111 Год назад +1

      What about the unfinished obelisk at the Aswan quarry in Egypt? It's clear proof that someone had the technology and know-how to carve gigantic blocks straight out of a granite deposit. Not baked clay, but real granite. We know they were doing this because the unfinished obelisk is proof that was left behind. We still don't know how they did it, or how they transported it, or who actually built the pyramid structure.

    • @ECLECTRIC_EDITS
      @ECLECTRIC_EDITS 8 месяцев назад

      @@BillBird2111 Obelisks represented the fallice of Osiris(King Nimrod). It had to be 1 whole piece because the myth was 13 pieces were dismembered and only the fallice or obelisk was missing.

  • @882886
    @882886 3 года назад +46

    I enjoyed this video very much, and have read Prof. Davidovits' book with great interest. The evidence appears to be there in plain sight, that a type of cement was used at Giza at some time in the distant past. I've also read Christopher Dunn's books, and his arguments concerning advanced machining at Giza are very strong. I think as modern investigative techniques get better and better, the ideas held by the "mainstream" archaeologists and Egyptologists will slowly but surely become redundant and outdated.

    • @KK-lg8uz
      @KK-lg8uz Год назад

      whats Prof. Davidovits' book called please?

    • @aussieandrew
      @aussieandrew 11 месяцев назад

      "mainstream" archaeologists and Egyptologists will never change. There are too busy hiding the truth and making up His-story.

  • @bardicci
    @bardicci 17 лет назад +9

    Think for a moment... you wouldn't stack artificial blocks after they were made - they would be cast in place. Davidovits theory is most compelling regarding the development from mud-bricks to ammalgamated stone.

  • @goonygoogoo2
    @goonygoogoo2 17 лет назад +3

    I miss typed a word up there " maybe they mixed real stones with artificial ones " but the idea looks ok to me.I am no archiologist but i lived by the pyramids in egypt and I have seen them and they go me always thinking how the hell they built all that ( i was only loking for one pyramid) and when i thought of how many pyramids there are,and the amount of hard work involved,none of the other theories satisfied my curiousity.Thanks

  • @RonFella
    @RonFella 16 лет назад +22

    What about the fact that the inner stones are made of granite. Also if you look at the stones on the side of the great entrance they are all at large angles and not laid flat. How could you use this method if the stones was not laying flat?

    • @JakobeOG
      @JakobeOG 2 года назад +10

      Molds?

    • @alexv1190
      @alexv1190 8 месяцев назад

      ​@JakobeOG no

  • @xtevetyler5332
    @xtevetyler5332 4 года назад +33

    to me having studied the ancient monolithic structures closely, this was not only eye opening but jaw dropping. finally i now know how the pyramids were made fantastic lets put to be the aliens, slaves, ramps and any magic hollywood go eat a brick, this is excellent and i am glad to have witnessed this miracle finally ... now i know blessing to all involved kudos.

    • @Mr.Grimsdale
      @Mr.Grimsdale 2 года назад +3

      Remember the people who told you they used copper chisels are the same people who tell you that they are 'ancient'

    • @footballervshape
      @footballervshape Год назад

      As a student, how would you explain aswan quarry obelisk? A google search on it shows block shape stones being carved out?
      Or do you reckon they scrapped the limestone to then remixed it to mold? Curious if that also explains the rose granite blocks in the kings chamber?
      I mean if you have seen real granite that thing is natural and pretty hard to break apart let alone being produced like a concrete.

    • @tufn5454
      @tufn5454 11 месяцев назад

      How do you explain the precision of the math and that it’s true north? The pyramid is an exact (with the tiniest human errors) scale of the Earth

  • @Clint945
    @Clint945 16 лет назад +21

    i totally agree, it wouldn't be strong enough to hold up structures as big as pyramids. besides, the pyramids were only lined with Limestone blocks, their inner blocks were not limestone. so whatever way you look at it, this isn't a likely solution.

    • @hansdietrich1496
      @hansdietrich1496 Год назад +1

      And what makes you so sure of this? It's mainly compressive load in the lower parts of the pyramid. The material should be perfectly fine to hold that. And to my knowledge, there were only a couple of massive granite blocks in the center. So this still explains 95%+ of the material used.

    • @Clint945
      @Clint945 Год назад

      @@hansdietrich1496 dude my comment was from 15 years ago.

    • @gabormeszaros4023
      @gabormeszaros4023 Год назад +1

      @@Clint945 welcome back, how is life after all?

    • @VenturaIT
      @VenturaIT 5 месяцев назад

      wrong the inner blocks are limestone the outer thin casing is granite
      they can make granite the same way but using an acid, he showed this in south america at puma punku, not granite but andesite, an acid was used to melt the stone materials together

  • @arthurkhyriem6508
    @arthurkhyriem6508 4 года назад +28

    Wow uploaded 14 years ago!!

    • @battonfive
      @battonfive 4 года назад

      Tell me about it, whers this been in my life :-) Would have killed for this data 5 years back :-p

  • @1fast72nova
    @1fast72nova 3 года назад +17

    This was 14 years ago. What do those blocks look like today. I'm betting they show very heavy weathering already

    • @natfash6026
      @natfash6026 8 месяцев назад +5

      don't forget the whole pyramid was covered in a protective plaster covering and painted..or course this would have lasted a good period of time before the heat/wind/rain eroded it leaving the geopolymer blocks to slowly succumb to the elements!

  • @anotherblonde
    @anotherblonde 17 лет назад +5

    Wow! Eureka, so obvious! This technique is not unlike the "tu lou" method of ancient China. Truth is always stranger than fiction. Great video.

  • @sagecreekwitt3301
    @sagecreekwitt3301 9 месяцев назад +2

    In 3000 years will people look at concrete foundations and think they were carved from stone? We have expensive cut stone and we also have cheaper method poured stone. Of note* We've improved concrete a lot in the last 30 years. 1" thick concrete countertops are a recent technology. We're still figuring out why roman concrete is so damn good.... So yes, I think the bulk of the stones were poured and the granite was probably cut. It explains the scale and the how much better... But not cut with copper tools. That and much of the "scientific community answers " don't hold up. One must remember, the Catholic Church condemned Galileo because his theory "went against the science of the day". They actually were quoting the experts in their ruling!

  • @aaronlarsen7447
    @aaronlarsen7447 10 месяцев назад +8

    I've seen the wooden forms stuck in the rock, suggesting some of it can't be rock.

  • @charlesvanderhoog7056
    @charlesvanderhoog7056 Год назад +4

    Thanks. Most interesting. It's the first time I hear something that makes sense.

  • @carteunu467
    @carteunu467 Год назад +5

    Professor is THE BEST ❤️

  • @-C.S.R
    @-C.S.R 4 года назад +11

    I don’t get it?
    it says 123 comments but I only see three? And they’re all from a few weeks ago but this thing came out 14 years ago? What’s going on?

  • @drgnzadiel101
    @drgnzadiel101 17 лет назад +4

    If I'm not mistaken the sphinx was supposedly built BEFORE the pyramids of Giza. There are many other pyramids built before those at Giza but only the Giza pyramids came out perfect. Thank you

  • @marvinrubio6498
    @marvinrubio6498 2 года назад +6

    Egyptian government doesn't like this lol

  • @hoedemakerbart
    @hoedemakerbart Год назад +5

    The precursor to later concrete used by the romans... Makes sense if you put history in a time frame with simple thinking.😉

  • @JustinLinder-uo4kj
    @JustinLinder-uo4kj Месяц назад +2

    Sometimes we think far too complex.

  • @willyboccecolla7926
    @willyboccecolla7926 3 года назад +19

    One of the problems with this theory is that most of the core blocks of the Great Pyramid are not at all of the rectilinear & uniform shape of the blocks they cast in this demonstration. The actual Great Pyramid core blocks are quite irregular and of many different sizes and shapes (look at any photo of the Great Pyramid). The size also varies from course to course of the Great Pyramid, some courses are 15" & some are 24" in height. A geologist and a simple visual analysis by a qualified geologist or stone mason would settle this question very quickly. Also, the ancient Egyptians did not have lime, nor use it in their mortar. It takes a lot of heat to make lime, Egypt had very little fuel (mostly acacia trees) to use to make lime. Lime was not used in Egyptian masonry construction until the Roman era, roughly 300 BC, and 2000 years after the Great Pyramid was built. Also, the remnants of a vast quarry adjacent to the GP has been identified as the source of the core blocks. I'd go with the Alien Levitation theories before I'd give this one much credence.

    • @SeriouslyAwesome
      @SeriouslyAwesome 3 года назад +1

      Yep. I kept thinking, what about the quarries and left over blocks with errors showing bad cuts

    • @henrikonnou7466
      @henrikonnou7466 Год назад +1

      From the FAQ GPI: "The theory is now well-known by the public since 1988 (first publication of the book in english), but presented earlier in official egyptology congresses since 1979. The Geopolymer Institute website exists since 1996 and, since the beginning, the theory was exposed in detail. Since then, new scientific papers, new books, new videos, new webpages have been published with the latest updates. Nevertheless, most opponents are always expressing their opinions based on hearsays, preconceived ideas, clichés, and are not taking 10 minutes of their precious time to read what is presented here. Some of them are publishing rebuttals using “wrong” arguments that Davidovits’ has never raised instead of quoting his work (for example, we do not claim to crush stones as aggregates, a useless exhausting effort, but instead asserting the use of weathered or eroded stones). A parody of science since some studies were made on “fake” pyramid samples. See section #5 below and the page: Deep misleading publications by geologists. These published sloppy papers are taken for serious references by the opponents of the re-agglomerated theory. You will be disappointed by the fact that this misleading behavior represents the vast majority of the opponents. Why? Because the artificial stone theory is the truth, they don’t know how to counter it. They are missing the big picture.
      "2There is stone everywhere. Why bother to make a concrete?
      This is common sense, isn’t it? You are thinking of the use of stones with a modern mind, in terms of architecture. For 3000 years long, Egyptians used stones (whether man-made or carved) only for religious purposes: temples, tombs and statues. Where are the houses, where are the palaces, where are the garrisons? They were built in crude bricks. During the pyramids time, it was forbidden to carve stones. Man-made stone bears a specific religious meaning related to the creation of life. Read more about this topic in the extended abstract under the “Religious context“.
      If it is not convincing enough:
      Recent scientific studies using very powerful and modern equipment found the ultimate evidence that the pyramids stones are synthetic. Believing in the artificial stone theory, or countering it, is simply no longer relevant. It has become a fact, a truth."

    • @natfash6026
      @natfash6026 8 месяцев назад

      many mould-makers, easy to confuse cubits and centimetres!

    • @willyboccecolla7926
      @willyboccecolla7926 8 месяцев назад

      @@henrikonnou7466 Sorry, your "facts" are not at all convincing. If the blocks were cast why are they so irregular and of different sizes - in the same course and in different courses. Also, why didn't they use the same "liquid stone" as mortar between the irregular blocks? The mortar they used has been examined many times throughout modern archeology and has been determined to be a non-lime, mud mortar. I'm curious to know your background: Have you ever mixed a trough of cement or mortar? Have you ever laid a wall of bricks, block or stone?

    • @henrikonnou7466
      @henrikonnou7466 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@willyboccecolla7926 " If the blocks were cast why are they so irregular and of different sizes - in the same course and in different courses. " Blocks are in the same course, aren't they ? What's the point ?
      "The mortar they used has been examined many times throughout modern archeology and has been determined to be a non-lime, mud mortar. " Mud mortar ? About the artificial limestone, as you wrote in your previous message : "A geologist and a simple visual analysis by a qualified geologist or stone mason would settle this question very quickly". But it is written in the FAQ of the Geopolymer Institute :
      "Scientific analysis:
      Now that more and more scientists agree and support the theory, some have decided to carry on researches without my help and without requesting any approval from egyptologists, so in total independence from both parties.
      The analysis methods used today by geologists are not relevant. They cannot make a difference between a natural and a synthetic mineral. Indeed, the molecule of a mineral is by essence always the same, whether it is natural or synthetic, otherwise it would be another molecule, so another mineral. To show the artificial nature of the material, they need to work with more powerful methods (analysis by synchrotron, transmission and electronic scan microscopy SEM TEM, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Paleomagnetism, Particle Induced Gamma-Ray Emission, Particle Induced X-Ray Emission, X-ray fluorescence, X-ray Diffraction). These tools are seldom used in this situation. Studies have been made, and all show that the pyramid stones are artificial."
      So, did you see the video above ? Any "qualified geologist or stone mason" could not see the difference between natural or artificial limestone (geopolymer).
      "I'm curious to know your background". I would ask you the same thing.

  • @JesusTorres-qr1gz
    @JesusTorres-qr1gz 3 года назад +9

    Outstandig and impressive presentation to you and everyone that one way or another collaborated to make this document and share it with us my most expensive thanks, well done guys, from Puerto Rico to you guys....Jesus Torres.

  • @StephenWebb1980
    @StephenWebb1980 16 лет назад +9

    actually, compacted "cement" as they propose is definately not strong enough to maintain that kind of weight no matter how much it is dried - take the mega-ton weight of each block from the very top all the way down to the second row from the base, and there would be NO WAY that the foundation could support it - it would crumble like sand.

    • @fernandoferreira6293
      @fernandoferreira6293 3 года назад

      The duh moment. I believe you are probably right.

    • @PR-WAY
      @PR-WAY Год назад +2

      That's not true cause the pyramids a still standing using geopolymer concrete

    • @deepnurmom1737
      @deepnurmom1737 10 месяцев назад

      Cement isn't but certain types of geopolymer being made now are extremely strong compared to regular concrete

  • @ianbiernat1505
    @ianbiernat1505 Год назад +2

    The weakest point of this theory is assumption, that they were technologically primitive.

  • @johnsavage7507
    @johnsavage7507 2 года назад +4

    Sounds good but.... what about the granite?

    • @natfash6026
      @natfash6026 8 месяцев назад +2

      they knew by their calculations they would never have enough stone, hence making this polymer after having used up the granite for a more solid base perhaps!

    • @davet9957
      @davet9957 7 месяцев назад +1

      if you use the above method for 99% of the material in it that drastically reduces the work load and increases the speed. It's one thing to cut and haul 1% of the rock in it (for special locations such as the kings chamber) another to cut and haul 100% of it and be cutting, transporting, hauling up the pyramid, and placing a rock every five minutes for 20 years.

    • @VenturaIT
      @VenturaIT 5 месяцев назад +1

      granite can be made too, but probably needs an acid not a base

  • @jamricsloe
    @jamricsloe 3 года назад +14

    Alright, how did they make the granite blocks?

    • @grahamb5343
      @grahamb5343 2 года назад +7

      Same way

    • @davet9957
      @davet9957 7 месяцев назад +1

      I would say they didn't. if you use the above method for 99% of the material in it that drastically reduces the work load and increases the speed. It's one thing to cut and haul 1% of the rock in it. Another to cut and haul 100% of it

  • @James-Deep
    @James-Deep 10 месяцев назад +1

    I think they would have tooled the joins to clean them up to look crisp before the blocks cured, but otherwise, it seems on the money.

  • @tdawgt5866
    @tdawgt5866 3 года назад +22

    But you see the evidence where the stones were quarried!

    • @chriscampbell4857
      @chriscampbell4857 11 месяцев назад

      Evidence that some stone was quarried is not evidence that no blocks were made in this way. There is no logical connection whatsoever. For all we know the quarrying and the pyramid could have been done by completely different civilizations thousands of years apart.

    • @K3Flyguy
      @K3Flyguy 11 месяцев назад +6

      Correction, you see evidence where stones have been quarried. Nobody has ever correctly matched the stones in the pyramids to the quarry. If fact they tried and failed so it was conveniently sidestepped.

    • @zelkoification
      @zelkoification 8 месяцев назад

      🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ maybe those 4 bc.. but nowadays we know pyramids is 8-12k old :) when you look hieroglyphs you see wich one is old 12k and wich one is old 6k years... those who are 6k years old is ugly and it's made with colours... the older one are cast into a stone :)

  • @stevesalkas9128
    @stevesalkas9128 10 месяцев назад +6

    17 years ago ...that's long time on u tube

  • @lloydhardcastle5966
    @lloydhardcastle5966 4 года назад +5

    It says there's 140 comments but I can only see 3.
    Anyone here know wherebi can get Joseph Davistovits original book, they built the pyramids ? I cannot find it anywhere 😫

  • @winningtennis4914
    @winningtennis4914 11 месяцев назад +1

    Let’s say that this IS true. How do you explain the information about the cosmos, the encoding of the speed of light (in both feet and meters), the equatorial circumference of the earth, the polar radius of the earth, the average height of land on earth, and and and…
    All being encoded into the great pyramid?
    How do you explain the knowledge of the pyramid being made of material, over aquafers, using a gold capstone to turn this pyramid (and the others around the globe)… to create a super conductor capable of transmitting wireless energy (like Tesla’s tower)?
    This pyramid is telling us that we have ancient technology that is lost… that is only now starting to be rediacovered

    • @ECLECTRIC_EDITS
      @ECLECTRIC_EDITS 8 месяцев назад

      Just read the Bible. We know fallen angel gods have been screwing over humanity for centuries. Of course they had technology. Remember we are living after a massive mud-flood wiped out the last great advanced civilization.

  • @Grateful.For.Everything
    @Grateful.For.Everything 9 дней назад

    What’s the status of these blocks now, how are the holding up today?

  • @3ertin
    @3ertin 18 дней назад

    How did they make the many large blocks that are on an angle?

  • @brockjazz8838
    @brockjazz8838 3 года назад +4

    Can you get some funding, go to Egypt, and build a mini-pyramid to show that it can be done?

  • @youssefezzine5473
    @youssefezzine5473 6 месяцев назад +2

    Logical explanation 👍

  • @goonygoogoo2
    @goonygoogoo2 17 лет назад +1

    i think these guys are right ,from the looks of it it looks e-z to do ( easy enough to be done so many times for so many pyramids )the only test left is the solidity test ,if those stones could support that much weight .or maybe the mized those artificial stones with real ones too

  • @cferrarini
    @cferrarini 8 месяцев назад +1

    I've stumbled upon an interesting clue in the Pesach Seder of the Jews. One of the symbolic elements among the dishes that remember the bitter slavery and captivity of the Jews in Egypt is the Charosset. A mixture of crushed dry fruits with cinnamon and wine that represent the mortar, Jews produced in Egyptian Constructions!

  • @joshoverholt3141
    @joshoverholt3141 10 месяцев назад +1

    Scott Adams brought me here. I've always known some walls in the area were made by stacking bags of concrete type stuff and letting it dry. I was always told the blocks were obviously not cement. What possible reason would a foreign government dependent on tourism have to lie about this?

  • @seetheforest
    @seetheforest Год назад +3

    the only other way to have huge perfectly fitted matched blocks would be to lap them in. To wiggle and grind them together bit by bit until they were perfect.
    You could hardly move a 50 to 500 ton block let alone machine perfect faces and make numbers of them.
    Packing forms and molds with "primitive" tools is the only plausible explanation.
    No way they could lap or set a 50 ton block without breaking corners and edges off of limestone.

    • @kidwave1
      @kidwave1 Год назад

      And yet ...

    • @meinkek7896
      @meinkek7896 10 месяцев назад

      Did you even see the fucking video?

    • @seetheforest
      @seetheforest 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@meinkek7896 yes I fucking did.

    • @meinkek7896
      @meinkek7896 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@seetheforest and yet they did. Did you even see the video?

    • @seetheforest
      @seetheforest 6 месяцев назад

      @@meinkek7896 I think the theory is just a theory. I don't think they moved, lifted, and machined the huge blocks. Not humans without machines. They were cast and molded in place not lifted and relifted dozens or hundreds of times and lapped in. You can disagree but it doesn't make it more plausible. I just can't see it. Not one single chip or broken edge anywhere..

  • @emadyoussef4092
    @emadyoussef4092 18 дней назад

    What about the shafts and corridors inside the pyramid and also those granite blocks inside the kings room?

  • @haitheory
    @haitheory 17 лет назад +1

    Ever heard of Raising Stone 1 - Paul Hai's Racks & Pinions Theory from Australia?

  • @timbo737700
    @timbo737700 3 года назад +1

    so were fossils mixed back in so they would be like the pyramid stones?

  • @teodorlartrist4440
    @teodorlartrist4440 Месяц назад

    Joseph Davidovici e un geniu.

  • @Spike2cool
    @Spike2cool 17 лет назад +1

    Part 2
    Who told me ? no one, but if u reserched well enought u will find that the same kind of Pyramids' Rocks only Exist on South of egypt... and guys for your General Information, there are more than 80 Pyramid in Egypt, not only 3..

  • @isiandrasi
    @isiandrasi 16 лет назад +1

    I've heard about this. It's pretty interesting.

  • @tammoor
    @tammoor 17 лет назад

    excellent... one of the better theories out there

  • @ronaldofabiano2353
    @ronaldofabiano2353 4 месяца назад

    Excellent. It is possible that granitic sand added together wigh the inicial hydrated limestone increases the hardness of the composite.

  • @erasmochavez5010
    @erasmochavez5010 7 месяцев назад

    Entonces cuanto tardaron para hacer las pirámides

  • @kev3d
    @kev3d 17 лет назад +1

    Interesting, but that is not what the ancient art depicts. Also, at the giza and elsewhere, you can see the places where the stones were cut. Notches at the bottom indicate where wooden machines may have aided in the lifting of the blocks. Were the blocks poured, you better hope there is no rain until they cure.

    • @hansdietrich1496
      @hansdietrich1496 Год назад

      There are still granite blocks, that needed lifting and cutting. Also, maybe not all blocks might have been cast in place, e.g. the angled ones on the surface.

    • @VenturaIT
      @VenturaIT 5 месяцев назад

      @@hansdietrich1496 they can make granite the same way but using an acid, he showed this in south america at puma punku, not granite but andesite, an acid was used to melt the stone materials together

  • @Hoogee4
    @Hoogee4 Год назад +1

    Good theory, but what about the granite?

    • @natfash6026
      @natfash6026 8 месяцев назад

      shipped in from he the downstream quarries

    • @meinkek7896
      @meinkek7896 6 месяцев назад +1

      Same method

  • @segalindoa
    @segalindoa 3 года назад +6

    But what about the granite blocks?

    • @Surgeeon
      @Surgeeon 3 года назад

      They melted granite and poured it into perfect casts which left them with minimal abrasive work

    • @rexkraft_
      @rexkraft_ 3 года назад

      Other experiments have shown that they can be cut by using sand to erode it slowly as you saw it off with tools, essentially making the sand the cutting edge of the tool, it takes time, but it is nothing that can't be done by just trowing people at it

    • @davism3800
      @davism3800 3 года назад +1

      @@Surgeeon That's how metal works, not rock.

    • @VenturaIT
      @VenturaIT 5 месяцев назад

      they can make granite the same way but using an acid, he showed this in south america at puma punku, not granite but andesite, an acid was used to melt the stone materials together

  • @zenitSpb
    @zenitSpb 17 лет назад +4

    Btw...and how come egyp. heroglyphs dont mention a single thing about building the pyramids, but they metion every other little thing that happend during their history

    • @VenturaIT
      @VenturaIT 5 месяцев назад

      they do, that's how he discovered this (partly) he found the heiroglyphs describing the process, read all of his books, he talks about it

  • @xisotopex
    @xisotopex 7 месяцев назад +1

    of course this is just for the casing stones of the pyramids, which for the most part do not exist anymore, correct?

  • @BartvanderHorst
    @BartvanderHorst 10 месяцев назад +1

    It is actually is the most elegant explanation i know, though I wonder, is it possible to create a stone like this with the same chemical composition as a real pyramid block has.
    And if you can build like this wouldn't you want to build everything like this

  • @migmagingenieria
    @migmagingenieria Год назад +4

    Fascinating!!!

  • @anotherblonde
    @anotherblonde 17 лет назад

    You missed the point, they cld have past cement filled baskets in a chain & caste the blocks in situe. In French climate blocks took 4 days to dry. It is now 40 deg c in Egypt, & only rains on average 1 day a year which keeps the ground rock hard. Heiroglyphs are from a later period.

  • @jeffevans3193
    @jeffevans3193 3 года назад +4

    Seems logical to me.

  • @drtnrao57
    @drtnrao57 4 года назад +7

    Only granite blocks might have lifted or moulded also.

  • @rojei
    @rojei 17 лет назад +2

    j'aime ca! i am a stone mason...i agree finaly this make sense

  • @killingsmokes9527
    @killingsmokes9527 Год назад +1

    what about the massive granite blocks?

    • @observer1707
      @observer1707 Год назад +1

      Same way

    • @VenturaIT
      @VenturaIT 5 месяцев назад

      they can make granite the same way but using an acid, he showed this in south america at puma punku, not granite but andesite, an acid was used to melt the stone materials together

  • @will3482
    @will3482 17 лет назад +1

    Screw how the blocks were place for a minute, I just want to know how they stacked it!

    • @VenturaIT
      @VenturaIT 5 месяцев назад

      they cast (rammed) the blocks in place, no stacking

  • @rayagoldendropofsun397
    @rayagoldendropofsun397 3 года назад +3

    Looks like a winner !

  • @ratantropo
    @ratantropo 16 лет назад

    Well done chowbelly. Very smart response.

  • @asadsa2002
    @asadsa2002 16 лет назад

    A very nice research, Well Done.

  • @bornagainbornagain6697
    @bornagainbornagain6697 3 года назад

    Only problem I have is the bottom and side seams. In the video they show a finger going across the block saying it is a fine seam, but to my eyes it looks rough. Anyone else see this? 2minute 45 second mark in the vid.

    • @henrikonnou7466
      @henrikonnou7466 11 месяцев назад

      No problem, the joint is good looking: "Why the Pharaohs Built the Pyramids with Fake Stones", chapter 10 "Experiments".

  • @Metatron141
    @Metatron141 17 лет назад +2

    yeah, and all the laborers had medical and dental and had a union making sure they got 2 15 minute breaks and a lunch hour. Come on man, you're confusing pizza with pyramids. Italians did some pretty cool things but they definitely didn't build the Eygptian pyramids.

  • @PR-WAY
    @PR-WAY Год назад +1

    This guy figured out the secret .

  • @Spike2cool
    @Spike2cool 17 лет назад +1

    Part5:
    Q3- COMON, Dont u think that those stones will die the first time rain Hits them?
    A3- Am not sure, But dud! Egypt Rain ALOT, and it gets ALOOOOT of sand storms, and can't even imagine how hard the deserts Climat
    Q4- this theory are correct?
    A4- Only god knows, but i belive it is not, Chemicale Compaunds' Bondries can't servive for 3000 years without colapsing , And those who says Pyramids has alot of Cracks and stuff... sorry u cant even pass a Knife through the Rocks.

    • @VenturaIT
      @VenturaIT 5 месяцев назад

      no, cement/concrete cures stronger under water and when wet as opposed to drying, they aren't mud, they are geopolymer concrete

  • @leodoamaral9359
    @leodoamaral9359 Год назад

    That last line was a Shots fired 😂

  • @EliteRock
    @EliteRock 17 лет назад

    The Giza plateau overlooks a large river, called the Nile.

  • @nixter888
    @nixter888 17 лет назад +1

    what is the original name of EGYPT?

  • @malek_4114
    @malek_4114 3 года назад +2

    Thanks , this one is logical fact to believe how pyramid born..

  • @jegamings5233
    @jegamings5233 4 года назад +10

    2020

  • @Steadno
    @Steadno 17 лет назад +1

    The mold-boards were machine cut!

  • @Slaviksas
    @Slaviksas 17 лет назад +4

    ohh also i've worked in the concrete industry and even with modern strengthining additives into concrete that is much stonger than lime stone, wont last as long as the pyramids did. Give less than a 100years and it would be rubble...especially with large weight.

  • @chris.asi_romeo
    @chris.asi_romeo 22 дня назад

    Those stones that built the megalithic structures around the world are molded, melted and softened.
    Those stones are probably turn into cement and clay like to easily shape it and stick it and then just hardened it again.

  • @KrK007
    @KrK007 17 лет назад +1

    Um is it just me or do I see a commercial application here? All those ingrediants are DIRT cheap--- heh... well, actually they are dirt :) This could be a replacement form of concrete... but much much cheaper!

  • @jg3000
    @jg3000 4 года назад +7

    What! This isn't aliens. Everbody knows aliens did it. 😂😂😂

  • @slamster9307
    @slamster9307 16 лет назад

    how did the egyptians know the coordinates of north south east west and how did they get to match with orions belt

  • @thegreatestchallenge
    @thegreatestchallenge 17 лет назад

    in fact, the pharoh who was SUPPOSED to built it by modern scholars, claimed he actually maintained the pyramid instead. why would he claim the credit if he was the one?

  • @mikefromspace
    @mikefromspace 3 месяца назад +1

    Except they found at least one unfinished stone where the cut diverted, so the granite block was left unfinished. That's right. Granite. Limestone was found to be both cast and cut. The deep hole in the ground just outside the pyramids with the staircase to nowhere is the wet hole where a giant diamond disc spun half out of the ground. This is how stones were cut, and they can't do that up high, so they had to use alien technology to move the stones up, because there were not enough people to move the stones up. Further, why would anyone think they need people or boats to move stones when we already know the structure sits right on the ring found by Jim Alison. See his report on the prehistoric alignment of world wonders. I think it's 14 megalithic sites are all part of the circle. Also, a survey stone was found on the coast north of Giza, which is far below the horizon line. Curvature of the earth keeps it from being seen except from around a mile up. You don't get that convenient atmospheric distortion like they do over water in those flat earther videos. The mere existence of any structure on this circle line, proves the builders had space travel!!!

  • @Samali20102
    @Samali20102 Год назад

    What about the granite and basalt blocks, each weighing 70 tons, which were used to build the burial chambers?!

    • @meinkek7896
      @meinkek7896 Год назад +2

      Same method

    • @Zer0-Negativ3
      @Zer0-Negativ3 Год назад +1

      There are no burial Chambers.

    • @VenturaIT
      @VenturaIT 5 месяцев назад

      they can make granite the same way but using an acid, he showed this in south america at puma punku, not granite but andesite, an acid was used to melt the stone materials together

  • @zenitSpb
    @zenitSpb 17 лет назад +3

    Im one of those ppl who thinks that the pyramids are too great to be built by the Egyptians that they were there before them etc, but there are always 2 sides tot the story..1) no mention of the pyramids...because it was a HOLY structure to "please the gods" so its something which was well wrong to metion(the egyp. thought)
    2-no nothing found in the pyramid...grave robbers etc...