TOPIC: Someone Has Been Hiding Our True History

Stone turning is still done by hand today on a lathe, so it would have been possible to cut stone with a harder stone.

If you see how the flint knapper does his stuff with antler against the much harder flint, you will see what I'm getting at.

The guy in the video really needs to do some more research into his own history.

Have a look at this...



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porridge wrote:
As I mentioned ealier and my penneth worth,

To cut granite using copper you need another ingredient, DIAMONDS, if you added diamonds to the copper during the molten stage, IE, add the diamonds to the molten copper during the casting stage, this would leave diamonds embedded in the copper like the modern drills today, add water. and you have a drill of the ancients that is as good as ours in modernity.

The Egyptians had diamonds as well as copper.

They also had TIN, which was a highly prized commodity which they needed to make bronze tools harder, steel as a common metal was a ways off as far as we know but some has been found in ancient sights since those days.

I personally think they did not have the tech to create a heat high enough to make steel, this would govern its manufacture more than anything.

Maybe the knobs/nodes on the stones are where a vibrating instrument was attached, thus the rocks in the walls grind against one another causing a filing/tight fitting finish to the walls/structures?

Believe me it could be done and some, I simply challenge official history and could easily prove them wrong using ancient technology.

An ancient core drill flywheel perhaps made of bronze and driven by water, very much like Viktor Shauberger technology.

I will agree on one thing, and that it is most likely that the planet was guided and or ruled by a common system due to the many similar forms of architecture found the world over, also the many new discoveries that are being found today, Gobekli Tepe was kept under wraps for many years before being released, same for the Antikythera model.

The Egyptians also had access to a very rare type of extemely hard vocanic glass which they used in their jewellery, found in a remote place near Libya, this could have been used as an aggregate for drilling.

www.saharagems.com/libyan-desert-glass.html

I did the drilling experiment after joining the same banter on the DIF a few years ago and posted the pictures as I went, someone is bound to have seen them, I used a standard plumbers reducer joint, using chirt for the aggregate lubed by engine oil to make up a paste with kept things cool also, it took me around 20 minutes to do using my homemade bowsaw which I still have, so I can do it again this time live on my own Bitchute video channel, I also used the same gear with a cheap Silverline diamond coated cutter in around twenty seconds.

I did the drilling experiment after joining the same banter on the DIF a few years ago and posted the pictures as I went, someone is bound to have seen them, I used a standard plumbers reducer joint, using chirt for the aggregate lubed by engine oil to make up a paste with kept things cool also, it took me around 20 minutes to do using my homemade bowsaw which I still have, so I can do it again this time live on my own Bitchute video channel, I also used the same gear with a cheap Silverline diamond coated cutter in around twenty seconds.