take out the keystone and the arch falls apart

yep..it's compression fitting thing

made a few in my past..u had to setup a form if u did it out of brick..with mortar

masons imo

but with fine cut stone, and no mortar ...form still needed til keystone set in place and locked in..then u can remove the form

keystone would have the 2nd highest pressure placed upon it with the exception of the foundation stones which bears the weight of the whole structure

"things u learn before u split the atom, for 500, alex"

and it's a mason thing symbolism

well til 'free-masonary' ruined it for the actual hard working masons ....it was a good skill set

now we kinda go by stone worker and or concrete or brick layer

They just wanna belong to them

the real masons

mortar free stone walls

5d chess walls

never done again at that level

looked into the materials of the pyramid stones ...ingredients of the stones sound alot like concrete in some blends

pete, it will be done again

on some yeah not Giza

am sure their cutting tools are somewhere

how versed are u on mudflood theory

I think I'm over it tbh

I know the basics

apparently there was a massive event 500yrs ago..but one smaller one happened around 1810-11...shortly before wars of 1812

most of 'current' recorded history takes place from 500yrs ago

I did hear that.. but it go's against a theory I like more.. from Velikovski

they claim the end of the dark ages was 500yrs ago...wondering if it really was the end of their dark ages...and the beginning of ours

well theres areas around the planet with various layers of red clay....except for northern africa and parts of middle east..seems to be a dust bowl there

but in both northern and southern hemispheres ...up to 200ft deep of red clay..now the northern side they claim it was from glaciers that used to cover the northern part of the planet..but how does it explain the southern part..even in the warm/hot areas in africa that aren't part of the dust bowl

anyway..the 'yr of darkness' between 1810-11, was about 11 months long

volcano

could be ...but it seemed to trigger a few wars around the planet

yeah well never waste a good crisis

it was mount Krakatoa that blew I think

and or yellowstone

nah

we wouldn't be here

are u sure ...most of that area wasn't recolonized til 100yrs after the event 500yrs ago

ask the locals they'll tell you

i'm not even sure the locals are actually local to the area 500yrs ago

not american's

i'm talking about all, not just americans