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What's your favorite theory on how the pyramids were built?

I'm currently on team cast blocks, that they were poured onsite. Makes the most sense and is a good engineering solution.
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>>18603113
they built a huge wooden scaffold around them and pulled the blocks up wooden ramps, with rolling logs under the loads or grease to make it easier.
Wood is scarce in Egypt so they obviously tore it down and used the wood for other things that's why we don't see it today
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>>18603143
How can you be so stupid
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>>18603113
I'm pretty sure there are records of where they quarried the stones, how they transported them on boats and built the pyramids with it. It's not that hard to wrap your head around
>>18603237
how can you?



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