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SwagkingDope:
rock? asin?
Na wetin happen bros for di service na jux dae wonder me oooooo even till nw!
We jux dae praise dae dance na one bird jux fly enter church dae fly around di building oooo. u knw pple na,they cum dae luk di bird wan kine wan kine. na my Father in di Lord Rev.David.U.Osarobo talk one thing to di bird,he say 'Every death nd shame dat anybdy here today was supposed to suffer, i command you(the bird) to carry it in Jesus name.
BROTHERLY! i say for my very before bird wea usher dae jump wan try catch they nr fit fall 4 ground with blood for e body!
BABA! na everybdy start to dae shout ooo dae praise God.

johnydon22:

Dragging was replaced by the wheel method, so i think that dragging system was likely to have been used to transport the materials, maybe they employed a way of placing the stones on flat sheets that have smoothened surfaces and therefore has less friction with the ground, smoother, faster that an ordinary being dragged like that on the ground

For lifting, i go with RnbinHez hypothesis of manually pulled pulleys and the crane system also is a plausible option too

Teempakguy:
and what happens when the cargo is offloaded?
Okay, I goes they would then have to offload the stones again. Sounds tiring.

One of the first tasks of the pyramid builders who constructed the three pyramids shown above, was to build a track on which they could drag the large blocks from the quarry in the Arabian Hills to the River Nile where they were ferried up to the construction site. The work went on in three monthly shifts with one hundred thousand men in a single shift. It took ten years to build the track It took the same number of men twenty years to complete the Cheops pyramid. Originally the pyramids were smooth on the outside but through the thousands of years since construction this has disappeared revealing the tiers or steps underneath. Each tier is about a metre in height. The pyramids we built by kings as tombs or memorials of themselves and it is thought that they were started at the beginning of each reign and that the height corresponded with the length of each reign. The pyramid of Cheops was originally 146 metres high and the technology for lifting the blocks into position was well designed.

Teempakguy:
I see it. . . . however, the stones used to build the pyramids are quite bigger than your crane can support, I think. The weight of the stones would snap the lever. Since it was probably made of wood. Below is a close up of the pyramid. See how the stones look like in comparison to humans. They are quite massive. And multiply that by the density of the material used in the stones, you have a very heavy substance that I don't think can be carried with wooden levers.

Johny don22, what do you say here?

Perhaps they employed the use of an inclined plane? A metal inclined plane?

In fact, I cannot think of any material available to them with which they could have built any ropes strong enough to suspend those stones.

Teempakguy:
next, we determine, without wheels, how were materials transported? Both to and for and up and down?

I have a theory that they were dragged. But that does not account for how they lifted it. Robin hez as suggested a scaffolding system and a stiff pulley system. What are your thoughts on this?

SwagkingDope:
Baba abeg nr vex ooooo,na rili party i go dix evening cause di kind evening service wea i go dix evening xo eh na waya oooo!
if u c wetin ma eye see eh! chai!

dharay88:

..always a Robin hez mahn.

SwagkingDope:
Mhen! todae was da bomb! sowi nay they nr go tink say na boko boys i be ooooo

dharay88:

she will deny. Robin hez & i know hw e dey go.

dharay88:

I've repented.
They just keep annoyinq sum1 on daht section.

The werey mod gave mi double-banning on two of my accounts.
One till October, can u imagine daht shiiii†.

Princecalm:
tell me you typed that from your mind.

dharay88:

daht dumb ann0yinq mod banned my account.

Saying i was derailing & all sorta crap.

Ada96:
lol warriz your own now

dharay88:

u garri†.

SouffleX:
Naaaaahhhhh
*in Ada96' voice* Is you I want.

Pukka36:
Huh....Pulease!

Hehehe Robinz.

dharay88:

very good. Be prepared f0r ur own guy soon.

Princecalm:
hope sey you dey dream of better things, 80 for pume no be impossible dream my bro.

Pukka36:
@Ada,U must be slim oh

The lipton wey U don sip since this thread open ehn. ....

Pukka36:
Bad belle

Pukka36:
Post Ur answer Oga



I fear no foe...sha,if I get 1/5 ehn..

Princecalm:
maybe I typed those answers from the dream.

Pukka36:
BADDD

Teempakguy:
the ropes slide?

The logistics of construction at the Giza site are staggering when you think that the ancient Egyptians had no pulleys, no wheels, and no iron tools. Yet, the dimensions of the pyramid are extremely accurate and the site was leveled within a fraction of an inch over the entire 13.1-acre base. This is comparable to the accuracy possible with modern construction methods and laser leveling. That's astounding. With their 'rudimentary tools,' the pyramid builders of ancient Egypt were about as accurate as we are today with 20th-century technology.

Teempakguy:
lol, he could have simply climbed down.
Also, at the time the pyramid was built, wheels had not yet been invented. So, forget the pulleys
Also, the pyramid has hollow spaces inside. So, they did not build it with a scaffold system.

Teempakguy:
lol, he could have simply climbed down.
Also, at the time the pyramid was built, wheels had not yet been invented. So, forget the pulleys
Also, the pyramid has hollow spaces inside. So, they did not build it with a scaffold system.

Ada96:
we are family....we are one

Princecalm:
don't mind those people my dear.

Pukka36:
*abeg who dey get 1/4

Robinz I guess