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Lebanon Stone
By: Orion Date: February 5, 2018, 2:12 pm
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https://www.heritagedaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/mono2.jpg
As a researcher puts it, "Can one stone change our understanding
of human history?" YES.
This 300 TON stone has not only been quarried before the Romans
arrived, but is has been moved. Today's most advanced
construction company, Bechtel, can currently, and profitably
move about 250 Tons today. Its not to suggest that Bechtel or
modern man can't do it today, with balloons and rockets and so
on, but the real question is how did ancient man do it at a time
when they were supposed to be simple stone cutters and hunter
gatherers?
Perhaps an advanced technology, unknown today, was used?
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Re: Lebanon Stone
By: Orion Date: February 13, 2018, 2:11 am
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find me a tree that can withstand 300 tons....or 50 trees,. or a
thousand.
According to what they are teaching us in textbooks, they cut
and moved these stones with copper tools and manpower....it is
actually a much more outlandish theory than the idea that humans
had a technology that we do not know about today;.
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