New Theory of How Pyramids Were Built
Sarah Kennedy writes in The Ottawa Citizen that 69-year-old Nick Raina says he can build a Great Pyramid just like the one in Egypt, using only hand tools and minimal force. He’s not an engineer?he describes himself as “an eccentric old man that moves big rocks.”
Archeologists believe the Egyptians built ramps and dragged more than two million limestone slabs, each weighing approximately 2.3 tons, to the top of the Great Pyramid, but Raina says, “Modern man’s concept of how ancient man moved rock is balderdash. I’ve reduced moving rocks to the pyramid to a mom-and-pop operation.”
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