Who built the Great Pyramids?

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9/11/2025 8:40pm Edited Date/Time 9/11/2025 9:23pm

lighten up OP  😂
Yes total number of blocks including much softer Tura limestone and filler block that makes up the vast majority of the structure. Not Granite. 
Limestone is considered a soft, easy to carve stone, making it relatively easy to chisel, especially for beginners......or farmers

wait, let me fact check that quick on the evil google machine just to get you goin again.

Hey Goooooooogle...
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I just posted the video for reference of the traditional method. You good with that one? It's exactly how the evil mainstream archaeologist say it's done..

Yes, I guess I have to accept the challenge. It's been done my many others, why not 308?

Cut granite using ONLY a copper blade with a mixture of quartz sand and water. 

Remember,(because you tried this before) the copper is too soft to actually cut the granite on its own. Instead, the copper is just a tool to move the abrasive material, which are the actual abrasive agents that wear away the granite. 

What results did you get in your experiment? How long did you work the abrasive? 

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It's interesting that if the pyramids were built with more advanced tools like saws that were harder than granite that none of them have been found. Unless we are to assume they were cut with some sort of lasers or plasma cutters. 

Does anyone know what size the grain of the granite that the pyramids are built out of? Is it a larger grain like in Joshua Tree and Arizona or a finer grain like in northern California and North Carolina?

9/11/2025 9:00pm
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It's interesting that if the pyramids were built with more advanced tools like saws that were harder than granite that none of them have been found...

It's interesting that if the pyramids were built with more advanced tools like saws that were harder than granite that none of them have been found. Unless we are to assume they were cut with some sort of lasers or plasma cutters. 

Does anyone know what size the grain of the granite that the pyramids are built out of? Is it a larger grain like in Joshua Tree and Arizona or a finer grain like in northern California and North Carolina?

Copper saws with sand as an abrasive...

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9/11/2025 9:18pm Edited Date/Time 9/11/2025 9:20pm

L2s, I think Early was asking about the "grain" of the granite. Not the abrasive used to cut it.
"Grain" refers to its crystalline, coarse-grained texture. 
The size of the grains varies depending on how slowly the magma cooled during formation; faster cooling results in finer grains, while slower cooling creates larger grains, and more strength

as posted on page 3. same video above.

According to the evil mainstream archaeologists, they used quartz sand as an abrasive, which is harder than granite. 

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9/11/2025 9:29pm
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L2s, I think Early was asking about the "grain" of the granite. Not the abrasive used to cut it."Grain" refers to its crystalline, coarse-grained texture. The size...

L2s, I think Early was asking about the "grain" of the granite. Not the abrasive used to cut it.
"Grain" refers to its crystalline, coarse-grained texture. 
The size of the grains varies depending on how slowly the magma cooled during formation; faster cooling results in finer grains, while slower cooling creates larger grains, and more strength

as posted on page 3. same video above.

According to the evil mainstream archaeologists, they used quartz sand as an abrasive, which is harder than granite. 

Aswan granite is coarse...

https://igranites.com/aswan_red.html

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According to google
Quartz is generally harder than Aswan Red Granite. The difference can be understood using the Mohs scale of hardness, which measures a mineral's resistance to scratching. 
Hardness comparison on the Mohs scale

Quartz has a consistent hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale.

Aswan Red Granite, like all granites, is a composite rock made of several minerals. Its overall hardness is a range, typically falling between 6 and 8. However, the most prevalent minerals in granite, which include quartz and feldspar, typically place the rock's overall hardness between 6 and 7. The presence of softer minerals like mica can further bring down the average hardness.

Since quartz is the highest-ranking mineral in most granites, a pure quartz mineral is harder than the full granite rock. 


 

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9/12/2025 7:13am
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There is plenty about ancient people that we don’t know and may never know. However, we actually do know how they achieved some stuff.We have papyri from...

There is plenty about ancient people that we don’t know and may never know. 
However, we actually do know how they achieved some stuff.

We have papyri from the period, which describe the organization required to transport stone across the Nile by boat. 
We have the tomb scenes of Djehutinakht for example(and many more like it), which shows teams of people pulling a collosal statue using ropes over watered sand. The text in that scene describes what each person or group is doing.

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Looks like a bunch of normal sized people worshipping someone big enough to build those pyramids...

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9/12/2025 7:24am Edited Date/Time 9/12/2025 6:17pm

Looks like a bunch of normal sized people worshipping someone big enough to build those pyramids...

Wow. Such a interesting hypothesis. Giant humans.
Do I need to add Giant humans to the pole? 
Do you have any evidence to support your claim of Giant humans existing or just going off of your absolutely genius interpretation of the hieroglyphics?

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9/12/2025 7:32am
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Wow. Such a interesting hypothesis. Giant humans.Do I need to add Giant humans to the pole? Do you have any evidence to support your claim of Giant...

Wow. Such a interesting hypothesis. Giant humans.
Do I need to add Giant humans to the pole? 
Do you have any evidence to support your claim of Giant humans existing or just going off of your absolutely genius interpretation of the hieroglyphics?

Those could have been written long after the pyramids were built ,just some random interpretation of how they thing they were built . Ancient graffiti if you will.

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9/12/2025 5:47pm
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Easy. They did that with a string line and some sticks.    Oh thats right, the pesky wind blowing,  they just eye-balled it with copper sights.Every...

Easy. They did that with a string line and some sticks.    Oh thats right, the pesky wind blowing,  they just eye-balled it with copper sights.

Every single facet of life in Egypt is painstakingly carved in to reliefs all over the place in that region.   Every. Single. Thing.

Except how the pyramids were built.  The greatest wonder on Earth.  No data,  whatsoever.

Mmmmm,  love the Hawas kool-aid !!

 

Read Merer's Diary, it should get you some understanding of how they were built. 

9/12/2025 6:56pm Edited Date/Time 9/12/2025 10:27pm
JAFO92 wrote:
Easy. They did that with a string line and some sticks.    Oh thats right, the pesky wind blowing,  they just eye-balled it with copper sights.Every...

Easy. They did that with a string line and some sticks.    Oh thats right, the pesky wind blowing,  they just eye-balled it with copper sights.

Every single facet of life in Egypt is painstakingly carved in to reliefs all over the place in that region.   Every. Single. Thing.

Except how the pyramids were built.  The greatest wonder on Earth.  No data,  whatsoever.

Mmmmm,  love the Hawas kool-aid !!

 

Timo wrote:

Read Merer's Diary, it should get you some understanding of how they were built. 

Merer's Diary has been redacted, obviously to remove evidence of aliens...

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JAFO92 wrote:
Easy. They did that with a string line and some sticks.    Oh thats right, the pesky wind blowing,  they just eye-balled it with copper sights.Every...

Easy. They did that with a string line and some sticks.    Oh thats right, the pesky wind blowing,  they just eye-balled it with copper sights.

Every single facet of life in Egypt is painstakingly carved in to reliefs all over the place in that region.   Every. Single. Thing.

Except how the pyramids were built.  The greatest wonder on Earth.  No data,  whatsoever.

Mmmmm,  love the Hawas kool-aid !!

 

Timo wrote:

Read Merer's Diary, it should get you some understanding of how they were built. 

Merer's Diary has been redacted, obviously to remove evidence of aliens...

Merer's Diary has been redacted, obviously to remove evidence of aliens...

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They did just go to plausible for ancient life on Mars, so maybe 😂.

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9/19/2025 9:39am

According to the Bible the pyramids and whatever built them have been here longer than us. Modern archeology is described to a T in verse 3:5 

2Pe 3:5  For this they willingly are ignorant of, that by the word of God the heavens were of old, and the earth standing out of the water and in the water:

2Pe 3:6  Whereby the world that then was, being overflowed with water, perished:

2Pe 3:7  But the heavens and the earth, which are now, by the same word are kept in store, reserved unto fire against the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men.


 

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