Why does everybody assume the Egyptians hauled giant perfectly square stones miles and then lifted them on top of one another? Wouldn't it make more sense if the stones were round and rolled into place and then carved into squares once they were in position? It would be easier to maneuver a bunch of misshapen rocks into place.

The quarries still exist we can plainly see they were cutting out blocks of stone not somehow cutting out donut holes ya dingus

I dont know about that but your post reminded me of a round pyramid in mesoamerica

Regular reminder that OPs photo is from an advertisement for an online casino, so anyone who tells you they saw it in a school textbook is lying to your face.

>>17861424 (OP)
Because they depicted themselves as the Chad hauling their grand work while they depicted you as the Sisyphus, eternally trying to roll a round rock up a mountain.
We also have images of them transporting pillars much larger than the stones used in the pyramid by boat.

>>17861424 (OP)
>everyone assume
Nah, man. Atheists assume this bullshit because they can't reason.

>>17861480
Maybe its just some Mandela shit, but I swear I saw it in a textbook in elementary school.

>>17861424 (OP)
>why everybody assume
they just go with what the people who dig the shit up are assuming that day. some sort of conservation of energy. anyway, they cut them into shapes to load them on barges, then barged them down the river.

>>17861480
I've seen the page

>>17861480
Do you think the artist who created this ever feels like Oppenheimer?
https://youtu.be/cfnqf_Vmhe0

>>17864851
Whatever shell company in India that was hired to make that art probably doesn't even know it took on a life of its own

>>17861480
>The photo did not originally come from a textbook, therefore it can't possibly have been in a textbook.
What sort of logic is this? Shameful degree of stupidity.

>>17861480
I saw it in a school textbook.

There’s no archaeological record showing this method—no half-rounded stones stacked or left behind, no artistic or written descriptions of post-placement carving on a massive scale.