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OP's mom lmao gottem!Ignoring the Pyramids what is the most most impressive ancient structure in the world to you?
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OP's mom lmao gottem!Ignoring the Pyramids what is the most most impressive ancient structure in the world to you?
Isn't this from LotR?Also very cool
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You mean that "lost advanced civilization that was all destroyed by a great cataclysm"??????Isn't this from LotR?
Cankles ruin her aZz. I said what I saidCarol Vorderman's arse.
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IndeedYou do know the consequences of using the Ether and why certain persons wanted it to be gone and forgotten, right? That's all I ask
Kid's not the only one getting ethered around hereWhat about the Ether Bunny though?
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Edit: Oh, I guess this is not the most impressive structure per se but the mystique of it had peaked my interest more than the Colosseum.
I suspect they just meant in terms of "ignore because almost always mentioned" in order to highlight other structures.I don't know why we have to ignore the pyramids it is just one of the ancient structures we have left. The rest all got destroyed in war, or time, or they took the material to build other stuff. Like the temple of Artemis likely had pieces used in the Higia Sophia.
Solomon's Temple was apparently amazing, as people from all over came to see it. I think I would love to know what that looked like beyond the biblical description.
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They are still trying to claim they are quasi-hunter-gatherers building these monuments. Silly IMO.Göbekli Tepe - considering its age, potentially 12000+ year old
3d carving on thr pillars, the size of pillars, and just the sear scale of the site (and most of it is still buried)
It's existence basically rewrote ancient history, since most scholars said there were no sites this old, since we were hunter gathers, so it really put a spanner in the work (if I'm remembering that correctly)
Not only is it not fully uncovered it's not the only site like it in what is now Turkey. Shame they didn't carve words though.Göbekli Tepe - considering its age, potentially 12000+ year old
3d carving on thr pillars, the size of pillars, and just the sear scale of the site (and most of it is still buried)
It's existence basically rewrote ancient history, since most scholars said there were no sites this old, since we were hunter gathers, so it really put a spanner in the work (if I'm remembering that correctly)
Not only is it not fully uncovered it's not the only site like it in what is now Turkey. Shame they didn't carve words though.
A half decent excavation should easily reveal evidence of agriculture. The artifacts left by those societies are quite distinct. Any trash pit will tell the tale.They are still trying to claim they are quasi-hunter-gatherers building these monuments. Silly IMO.
If it was proven to be man-made, they wouldn't have had to use that fake af thumbnail.lmao at "experts" calling it a natural formation and not man-made.
Crazy that the Romans just built a ramp to it.
just read into this and now I am furious.Destroyed Penn station. Doesn't make sense at all regarding it's existence in it's supposed time frame. Just look at it; beyond stunning.
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just read into this and now I am furious.
That would be the great wall of china. How can you even build that?
With lots and lots of people/slaves, tbf the Great Wall is impressive for it's sheer length but it is after all just a bloody great big long wall and with unlimited labour resources and over the span of time it took to build, I think it took a few thousand years ffs, perfectly doable.. the Pyramids on the other hand, 25yr build time and the things the size of a fucking mountain lol all built thousands of years the great wall, nevertheless it's on my list of things to see tbhThat would be the great wall of china. How can you even build that?
Disgraceful isn't it.just read into this and now I am furious.
You don't need to be an advanced civilization to build the Great Wall. Despite its length, it is rather simple in its construction. It is not even homogeneous, different sections of the wall vary widely in terms of material used, as it was limited in what was available locally.When previous civilizations where much more advanced. That's why
When previous civilizations where much more advanced. That's why
You don't need to be an advanced civilization to build the Great Wall. Despite its length, it is rather simple in its construction. It is not even homogeneous, different sections of the wall vary widely in terms of material used, as it was limited in what was available locally.
Well they were more advanced than we think. They did not have computers and stuff but the tech they did have facilitated mega structures. They also had a reason. The Great wall of China must have presented some threat in order to justify the resources for construction.
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Doesn't that imply later civilizations build upon it when founded with lesser precision, material etc. Like with countless structures.
Depending on what one's neiging towards, it as well could've been build by another civilisation to keep certain forces out. All we have are speculation.
That's if you don't question the academic narrative ofcourse.
Let's take this and extrapolate these mega structures and the "no computer" yet underestimated advanced take.
There are many examples even in this thread that cannot explain mentioned structures regarding many reasons seeing how their there in given the offical time frame etc.
So.. what are your points when these structures we currently cannot produce.
Well I myself have some thoughts.
If i express my thoughts I will be considered the weirdo. I am not sure I am ready for that burden yet.
I would PM you but you must have settings that forbid it.Same here. You've seen what I've mentioned and shared. No one is willing. That says a lot sadly.