How were they made?

[Anonymous No.16087747]

[Anonymous No.16087757]

Rocks can be formed in three ways. Igneous rocks are formed from melted rock deep inside the Earth. Sedimentary rocks are formed from layers of sand, silt, dead plants, and animal skeletons. Metamorphic rocks formed from other rocks that are changed by heat and pressure underground.

[Anonymous No.16087773]

>>16087747
looks like someone had a very thorough knowledge of the shape of the rocks in his rock inventory and maybe did some sanding to fit them in

[Anonymous No.16087777]

>>16087747
It has a simple explanation, my friend, just ask peer-reviewed historians and archeologists. People were just very dumb back then so instead of making technological progress like us, the modern civilization, they just didn't have anything better to do with their time than to lift extremely heavy stones, drag them up to the mountains, and carve them into absurdly precise shapes.

[Anonymous No.16087779]

>>16087777
noticed

[Anonymous No.16087786]

>>16087777
>and carve them into absurdly precise shapes.
based autismo

[Anonymous No.16087790]

>>16087747
these are earth walls faced with stone and connected to each other with clever joints. they were made to fit so closely by treating the vontavt surfaces with some sort of acidic mixture they already knew about.

[Anonymous No.16087799]

>>16087747
The legends say they could soften the stones and shape them with their hands. The irregular arrangement makes them very resilient against quakes.

[Anonymous No.16087811]

>>16087757
WRONG. The Inca, called Tawantinsuyu by its subjects, excavated firey hot magma directly from the earth's core and then forged the magma into rocks using advanced magma manipulation methodologies, creating shapes such as the square and the rhombus.

[Anonymous No.16087812]

>>16087747
You know the Incans still exist in Peru, they just gave up doing impressive, but labor-intensive things like this for goat herding after seeing the accomplishments of everyone else.

[Anonymous No.16087897]

>>16087747
Geopolymers

[Anonymous No.16087899]

>>16087747
The pre-Flood civilization that built these had knowledge that would be considered miraculous today.

[Anonymous No.16087901]

>>16087747
More importantly, why are Indus Valley Civilization bricks still better than modern bricks?

[Anonymous No.16087979]

>>16087747
Cymatic vril levitation

[Anonymous No.16087996]

>>16087747
https://roseannechambers.com/machu-picchu-and-mysterious-gold-mortar/
https://www.siftdesk.org/article-details/On-the-reddish-glittery-mud-the-Inca-used-for-perfecting-their-stone-masonry/264

dissolved pyrite melted the silica rich rocks into perfect shapes

[Anonymous No.16088042]

>>16087747
they used acid from local mines

[Anonymous No.16088079]

Okay, here's the thing. I listened to a view about how an ancient civilization built these structures using some sort of unknown and lost technology, sometime before 12,000 years ago. Then they got wiped out by some cataclysmic event at the end of the Younger Dryas epoch. Possibly an asteroid impact.

Following that some modern humans moved in around these areas and built upon any remaining structures. So they were not built the Incas or Aztecs or whatnot, but by an extinct people of who we know next to nothing and of whom we appear to have no evidence other than these walls and other stone structures.

Okay, so I set out to debunk this story, thinking that in this day and age there must be a vast amount of information and archeological evidence that offers perfectly rational reasons for the existence of these structures and demonstrations of how they were created. I was wrong.

The deeper you dig the more mysterious they become. Now I dont buy into the argument that these structures were built by some ancient civilization 12 thousand years ago using some arcane technology which we haven't been able to duplicate. Its possible, but its just speculation and we have no proof. But it does appear that no one can offer an alterative reasonable explanation without resorting to speculation and flimsy evidence. The traditional efforts to attribute these structures to the Incas, etc, who used time, brute labor and primitive tools to create such structures is academically flawed at best and intellectually fraudulent at worse. From what I have seen and read those guys are not much better than those offering "Lost Ancient civilization and technology" as an explanation.

My reluctant conclusion is it will remain a complete mystery until sufficient rigorous investigative research is undertaken. What surprises me the most though is that an extensive, systematic, peer reviewed collaboration of thorough research aimed at solving this mystery does not appear to have taken place yet.

[Anonymous No.16088159]

>>16087747
Trillions of years of evolution

[AIFag !Gy8L8Ggb7w No.16088166]

>>16087901
>better than modern brick
they're only better than the consoomer grade low quality slop that they sell to the populace.

[Anonymous No.16088289]

>>16088079
>The traditional efforts to attribute these structures to the Incas, etc, who used time, brute labor and primitive tools to create such structures is academically flawed at best and intellectually fraudulent at worse.

that's exactly how Europeans did it.

[Anonymous No.16088455]

>/sci/ - History & Humanities

[Anonymous No.16088511]

>>16087747
>pic related
yaaawn, yeah yeah high art sculpting, yaaawn boring

>op pic related
OMG HOW COULD THEY POSSIBLY CUT A ROCK INTO CUBE??? were they aliens? what possible technology lost to time was used????

tiresome

[Anonymous No.16088522]

>>16087812
They discovered tourism was an easier way to meet their needs.

>>16087899
How much until next flood? 20 years?

[Anonymous No.16088527]

This man knew. He said he new how the Egyptians build the pyramids, and I assume he used the same methods or something similar to build Coral Castle.

A shame he didn't leave notes. They tried to "repair" the 9 ton revolving front door that a child can open with 1 hand, only to ruin the entire thing. I don't even know what they were trying to fix DESU. I think maybe they just wanted to take it apart to see how it worked and broke it.

[Anonymous No.16088535]

>>16088527

[Anonymous No.16088542]

>>16088527
You're a fucking idiot. Coral castle is entirely explained.
https://youtu.be/nOoCuDnmtyM

[Anonymous No.16088572]

>>16087747
Slavery

[Anonymous No.16088651]

>>16087747
Its fairly easy to make two rocks fit each other. It just needs to be fit by a proud craftman that is allowed to work for a few days on a single rock, not some slave slapping together rocks with mortar

[Anonymous No.16088868]

Unfree masonry

[Anonymous No.16089037]

>>16088511

[Anonymous No.16089043]

>>16087777
>they just didn't have anything better to do with their time than to lift extremely heavy stones, drag them up to the mountains, and carve them into absurdly precise shapes.
don't worry, they had slaves for that

[Anonymous No.16089069]

>>16087777
We already know they used to have gold tips and acted as some sort of array for alien visitors. But what was the PURPOSE of the array?

[Anonymous No.16089122]

>>16087897
geopolymers never made sense. The formulas do not match the rocks composition, its just a cutesy form of cement based on sodium carbonate. Too bad the pyramids are not made of sodium carbonate, nor these rocks in Peru

[Anonymous No.16089134]

>>16087747
>rub expendable rock on keeping rock
>replace expendable rock as required
or
>cover keeping rock with sand
>rub with expendable rubber
>replace rubber and sand as required

>>16087777
>spend your days with the bros improving your community
vs
>spend your days wage slaving
Yeah, they were the stupid ones.

[Anonymous No.16089157]

>>16089122
LMAO

[Anonymous No.16089203]

>>16087747
>Cut rocks
>Stack rocks

[Anonymous No.16089214]

>>16089157
are you actually goung to say that the pyramids are made of sodium carbonate when they are in fact made of calcium carbonate?
These rocks in Peru are not even carbonates, they are granite

[Anonymous No.16089217]

>>16087747
Sandpaper. Lots of sandpaper.

[Anonymous No.16089418]

Its just sand, clay and ash. Silicate and aluminates.

[Anonymous No.16089498]

>>16089037
kek, you didnt even explained to him why. ya killin me man xD, my sides in orbit

[Anonymous No.16089513]

>>16089134
>>spend your days with the bros improving your community
>vs
>>spend your days wage slaving
>Yeah, they were the stupid ones.
I wish we could go back

[Anonymous No.16089696]

>>16089217
hammer and chisel is enough

[Anonymous No.16089809]

>>16089134
>he doesn't know that ancient artisans were wage slaves