@Goth_Mitch14@4gottnHistory You haven’t stated a single thing he has misrepresented, you’ve shown your ignorenac and lack of research regarding tomb decorations. You clearly dont know what misrepresentation is, try harder, that was a pathetic effort, just a load of tears and ignorance from you as usual
@Goth_Mitch14@4gottnHistory The stones are indeed covered in salt, it’s a chemical reaction, it’s well documented. Nothing misrepresented. Disputing what he has studied isn’t misrepresenting anything. Thinking the kings chamber was always empty isn’t misrepresenting anything, it certainly could be true.
@Goth_Mitch14@4gottnHistory He states it doesn’t have hieroglyphs, decorations or funerary goods. These formed part of royal tombs going back 1000 years before the great pyramid. Nothing misrepresented, in fact it’s you who is misrepresenting the real information.
@FoMaHun The archaeological fairytale holds more water than the casting theory. You literally have to ignore multiple lines of evidence to believe they cast the stone. Tool marks are rife on the stone, explain they or else your nothing but a pseudo
@AlexWynnAshwood@AbyssHeritier@Megalithic12000 I don’t need to offer an explanation to understand what evidence we do and do not have. I don’t need to offer evidence of Atlantis when discussing what evidence we do and don’t have for the megalithic wall at Baalbek. It’s gone from the Romans did it to most likely
@AlexWynnAshwood@AbyssHeritier@Megalithic12000 It’s not about being convinced it’s about discussing the subject with honesty. We don’t know how the stones were moved, we have theories that fail the scientific method and data that can be interpreted in many different ways. W don’t have the answers
@AbyssHeritier@AlexWynnAshwood@Megalithic12000 There is data and information that can be interpreted many different ways. There is zero proof the Romans made that wall and moved the stones, deal with it
@AlexWynnAshwood@AbyssHeritier@Megalithic12000 You haven’t provided any evidence to support your claim. You stated data that can be interpreted many different ways. Perhaps your cranial rectum dysfunction stops you understanding what actual proof is
@AlexWynnAshwood@AbyssHeritier@Megalithic12000 You either lack the understanding of what evidence is or you are incredibly dishonest. Seems like both to be fair. You need evidence to make a claim, it’s fairly obvious they didn’t make the wall or move the stones but sure portray your assumptions as fact and proclaim victory
@AbyssHeritier@AlexWynnAshwood@Megalithic12000 And what have they got to do with moving 800tons? Surely you can do better than non evidence based assumptions for moving 800tons? Can you?