Originally posted by jeit78
reply to post by Xtrozero




even if you had ten times more than the number u suggested, it still would be impossible to place such stones in specific locations. The Message of The Sphinx has many clues on this subject.


Howdy Xtrozero

There is some contradiction in your post. You say it is impossible yet it was done. Of course the Egyptians were, by that time, into their third generation of building pyramids. They had developed men who had a keen understanding of how to do just that. Although they did an excellent job on the outer layer and some of the interior, the core, the vast bulk of the stones is pretty much slapped together. They also appeared to have used some sand as filler-and in some cases incorporated outcropping of limestone to make it even easier.