Ancient Aliens, Ice Age Civilizations, and you!

RobinStarwing · 12-17-2010, 08:34 PM

So, I've been watching the series on History Channel, Ancient Aliens and I was wondering just how many here buy into it or the theories about a possible Ice Age Civilization.

I myself could believe either one due to the anomalies that Archaeologists seem to ignore or try to rationalize in ways that make no sense when you think about it.

I think my biggest one is the fact that Engineers today say we can't build the Pyramids in 20 years with our current technology. They also did the math and said in order to do it in 20 years; one would have to quarry, carve, move, and place each of these 2-2.5 ton blocks every 9 seconds...and there are 2.3 million of these Limestone and Granite rocks in the Great Pyramid.

Related fact; Granite and Diorite(with Diorite being the harder of the two) are the two hardest rocks on Earth. They actually used Diorite balls to work on Granite in Ancient Egypt. My question is how did they work a rock so hard it takes diamond cutting tools to work into balls and what not?

It's these anomalies and more that just make me wonder and I want to see if others see similar things.

12-17-2010, 08:34 PM	#1
RobinStarwing C.M.B.A.S.O.B Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Everywhere until you look at me. Posts: 737	Ancient Aliens, Ice Age Civilizations, and you! So, I've been watching the series on History Channel, Ancient Aliens and I was wondering just how many here buy into it or the theories about a possible Ice Age Civilization. I myself could believe either one due to the anomalies that Archaeologists seem to ignore or try to rationalize in ways that make no sense when you think about it. I think my biggest one is the fact that Engineers today say we can't build the Pyramids in 20 years with our current technology. They also did the math and said in order to do it in 20 years; one would have to quarry, carve, move, and place each of these 2-2.5 ton blocks every 9 seconds...and there are 2.3 million of these Limestone and Granite rocks in the Great Pyramid. Related fact; Granite and Diorite(with Diorite being the harder of the two) are the two hardest rocks on Earth. They actually used Diorite balls to work on Granite in Ancient Egypt. My question is how did they work a rock so hard it takes diamond cutting tools to work into balls and what not? It's these anomalies and more that just make me wonder and I want to see if others see similar things. __________________ *NPF's resident Crazy Magnificent Bastard Ass Son Of A Bitch (CMBASOB)* Accept No Substitutes Also known as "The Least Interesting Man in The World" according to multiple surveys