To build the pyramids was already difficult enough. Why would they feel the need to make it eight times harder by putting indentations in the sides that are only visible on the equ

To build the pyramids was already difficult enough. Why would they feel the need to make it eight times harder by putting indentations in the sides that are only visible on the equ - Interesting on Aviaclip

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chinedu_39xNewcomerNov 7, 2026

Unlimited money, unlimited time, tens of thousands of slaves, zero human rights or labor laws, and… it’s just stacking big rocks real high. Pretty easy when you think about it

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santos.markNewcomerNov 7, 2026

Not sure why would you call building that triangle a difficult at first place.

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the_freyaNewcomerNov 7, 2026

To represent the 8 ancient races of the Nuberia system

reallarissaNewcomerNov 7, 2026

Indeed, the Goa'uld commanded that it be so.

lena_31xNewcomerNov 7, 2026

Why when you translate sumarian text, does it look like a series of notes that you would find. On the corpse of a dead scientist in the POI. In a video game? Enki’s Solution Fearing a cosmic civil war, the great council of the Anunnaki gathered to find a compromise. Enki, the god

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oleksandr76NewcomerNov 7, 2026

Architect had to justify his salary. Made cool useless stuff, got paid more

souza.rafaelNewcomerNov 7, 2026

There is a very well documented account of Egyptian tombs showing a slow and incremental progression from single story square tombs to placing one on top of another to form a basic ziggurat to these increasing in size and the sloped outer walls becoming straightened INCLUDING MIS

realnadiaNewcomerNov 7, 2026

yea, egypt back then had plenty of food and plenty of time, they had time to stack rocks together

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marco36NewcomerNov 7, 2026

Wtf are ypu talking about.

manon12NewcomerNov 7, 2026

This post is a premium example of how stupid alien/conspiracy theories come to be: An exercise in ignorance! Originally those parts were not even visible since the pyramids were covered in smooth pure white limestone slabs. Bear in mind that as epic and monumental as the Great Py