Ancient Stone Works/Megaliths

Some times tectonic plate movement is small and creeping.. Sometimes it is rapid and spectacular.. A few years ago the Red Sea got 26 feet wider in the space of a year.

 

The flood is written about in clay tablets in Dilmun long before the Hebrews. It was called Gilgamesh and was based on the flood of a river basin in Iraq.

 

This is core #7 drilled out by machines

 

https://www.scribd.com/document/106120641/Noah-Gilgamesh-and-Black-Sea-Flood-PDF

 

These are cuts from a circular type saw, at the pyramids of Egypt

 

Seems they have the same tech in ancient Peru.

 

You have been to Dilmun (Eden?), haven't you? They have found more than 4,000 clay tablets about the myths that predate Genesis and business records between Babylon and Dilmun.

 

Haven't been to Peru, but I have been to Byblos and Baalbek.. Pretty astonishing stone work there as well.

 

Puma Punka Bolivia, Notice the inside and outside 90 degree cuts,
holes drilled evenly. in Granite.
This was not made by people banging rocks together

 

It's all over the world, only now with the internet, are we able to see them all at the touch of your fingertips.

 

They were intelligent.. What makes you think they were too primitive to develop techniques to get things done?

 

First the Imera natives had no written language.
It is physically impossible to make these by hand.
I worked with machines all my life, and if you show me any object, I can tell you if it was hand made, or machine made.
In most cases I can tell you what kind of machine was used.

 

I see....so my wife sees water rising and I build a boat in a couple hours so we can float our cows away. Why didn't we just walk to higher ground?

 

Silly epic myths.........

How Long Did It Take for Noah to Build the Ark? | Answers in ...

Some often confuse God’s statement in Genesis 6:3 as the time it took Noah to build the Ark. However, these 120 years are a countdown to the Flood.

https://answersingenesis.org/bible-timeline/how-long-did-it-take-for-noah-to-build-the-ark/

 

And? Obviously they did it..

 

I assume a good 50 years of that went into chopping down and milling the 70,000 trees they needed.

 

What trees?

 

To build that big a$$ boat that held all the aminals.

 

I think you have more than a few hours, maybe years, and maybe your land turned into an island after 100 feet, and 300 more are coming.

 

I think it would before the bronze age, so they did not have boards, just logs.

 

Gopher wood? I have never seen big trees anywhere in that part of the world.

 

There are no big trees in that part of the world.

 

And obviously, there is a different story, than what has been accepted.
There is evidence of ancient machinery all over the world.

A clue might be in the Mahabharata, and other Vedas, where they speak of nuclear destruction 6000 years ago.
This would send everyone back into the stone age

 

Here is a funny cartoon of Noah's arc, by the Non stamp collector

 

That wouldn't make much sense.. The Marsh Arabs of Iraq migrated from al Hasa 7000 years ago.. Lots of cultures have flourished since then.