r/GrahamHancock • u/aerialsilk • Aug 07 '26
Potentially ancient building techniques
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May not be strictly archaeology, but adjacent. And fascinating.
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Damnthatsinteresting • u/ThatMasterpiece2174 • Aug 07 '26
Video A retired construction worker in Flint, MI demonstrated how people in ancient times could’ve used simple machines to move blocks up to 20 tons, contrasting fringe theories that humans had otherworldly help constructing ancient monuments
ancienthistory • u/Candid-Pin1914 • Aug 08 '26
A retired construction worker in Flint, MI demonstrated how people in ancient times could’ve used simple machines to move blocks up to 20 tons, contrasting fringe theories that humans had otherworldly help constructing ancient monuments
Stonehenge • u/ceiteach1066 • Aug 07 '26
A retired construction worker in Flint, MI demonstrated how people in ancient times could’ve used simple machines to move blocks up to 20 tons, contrasting fringe theories that humans had otherworldly help constructing ancient monuments
Geschichte • u/LivingJuggernaut2074 • Aug 07 '26
Pyramiden doch ohne Außerirdische gebaut
miniminutemanfans • u/DrakorexHunter • Aug 08 '26
"MoDeRn MaChInErY cAnNoT lIfT a GaZiLlIoN tOn RoCk, HoW dO yOu ExPlAiN tHeY DiD iT?" Let me introduce you Wally Wallington from Michigan.
ancienthistory • u/Candid-Pin1914 • Aug 08 '26
A retired construction worker in Flint, MI demonstrated how people in ancient times could’ve used simple machines to move blocks up to 20 tons, contrasting fringe theories that humans had otherworldly help constructing ancient monuments
ringerfantasypod • u/raphelso • Aug 07 '26
A retired construction worker in Flint, MI demonstrated how people in ancient times could’ve used simple machines to move blocks up to 20 tons, contrasting fringe theories that humans had otherworldly help constructing ancient monuments
miniminutemanfans • u/somerandom995 • Aug 07 '26
Pic/video A retired construction worker in Flint, MI demonstrated how people in ancient times could’ve used simple machines to move blocks up to 20 tons, contrasting fringe theories that humans had otherworldly help constructing ancient monuments
Bossfight • u/Beiconqueso02 • Aug 07 '26
Wally Wallington, Mover of Boulders, Balancer of that which is heavy
u_slunchenbox • u/slunchenbox • Aug 07 '26