The bulk of skeptical scientists continue to assert that there were no advanced technologies in the past and could not have been. And this or that artifact is attributed to the quirks of nature or the manual labor of hundreds of craftsmen. But there is plenty of evidence that the technology existed. Let's take a look at some of them:
Saharasling complex
If you head to the Indian state of Karnataka on the coast of the Shalmala River, you will find yourself in the amazing Saharaslinga complex. With a decrease in the level of the river, this place turns into a Mecca for numerous pilgrims from almost all of India.
This name was derived from a combination of two terms: Sahasra - thousands, "Lingas" - stone dressing. These stones come in all shapes and sizes, carved into the stones.
When the level of the river falls, amazing formations are revealed. Looking at which, the language does not dare say that they are made by hand.
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Barabar caves
Barabar is the common name for the caves located in the Indian state of Bihar within the Gaya settlement. According to the official version of historians, these caves were created by hand not earlier than the third century BC.
If you look without prejudice, then to make such a structure with high ceilings, perfectly smooth walls and seams, so dense that it is impossible to push the blade through and these days it is very difficult. And in those distant times, using only hand tools was simply unrealistic.
Baalbek southern stone
Baalbek is the oldest city in Lebanon. It's just filled with all kinds of artifacts from the past. One of these amazing artifacts is the Baalbek South Stone, which is part of the Jupiter temple complex and has a colossal size and mass. Its approximate weight is 1500 tons.
Why and how it was created is a complete mystery to this day.
Baraiskoye reservoir
This reservoir is located in Cambodian Angkor and has the name - West Baray. This man-made lake has the following dimensions: length 8 km, width 2.1 km, and depth equal to five meters. Surprising is the fact that the boundaries of the reservoir have perfectly flat edges, and its scale is simply breathtaking. The age of this building has not been established, but the creation is attributed to the ancient Khmers.
Not far from the lake there are also unique temple complexes - Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom. Their layout is amazingly accurate. How they were built is also unknown.
Since 1906, a French restoration expedition began work in Angkor. In the 50s they made an attempt to return the stones to the steep embankment. But due to the fact that the embankment was very steep (about 40 degrees) and during the construction of the first step 5 meters high, the structure collapsed. After numerous attempts, the French specialists refused to carry out the work according to the technologies of the past and poured concrete to support the embankment. To this day, it is a complete mystery how the ancient Khmers made tall and steep embankments.
Aquiduk Kumba Mayo
This amazing structure is located within the city of Cajamarca at an altitude of 3.3 km above sea level. The appearance of the Aqueduct suggests that far from manual technologies were used to create it. The only thing known about the history of its creation is that it was built long before the birth of the Inca Empire.
From the Quechua language, the name of this structure can be translated as - soundly made water channel. This is the oldest structure in South America.
The total length is at least 10 kilometers, and the ancient creators did not bypass the rocks on the way, but laid a canal right through them.
Sacsayhuaman and Ollantaytambo towns
From these ancient cities, only ruins remained, which are located in Peru near Cuzco. This entire area is a protected archaeological park, its area is five square kilometers.
According to historians, these megalithic structures were built by the Incas using primitive tools, but looking at the size of the boulders, the density of fit and the evenness of the cuts, strong doubts creep in about the reality of this. After all, just one glance is enough to understand that you cannot build such a thing without advanced technologies.
Peruvian moonstone
Killarumiyoc is a stone located in the same archaeological reserve as the cities of Sacsayhuaman and Ollantaytambo. Translated from the Indian, this means the Moonstone.
This place is iconic and attracts many pilgrims. It is worth noting the perfect lines and edges. It is definitely not possible to achieve such results manually.
Al Naslaa
This truly unique stone is located in Saudi Arabia, Tabuk province. The surprise and shock of many is caused by a cut with perfectly straight edges. How, why and who cut the stone is unknown. But the hypothesis put forward by scientists about the weathering process does not stand up to criticism. Since no other place has this been found.
Ishi-no-Hoden
Not only the Middle East has unique artifacts, but faraway Japan also boasts the Ishi-no-Hoden megalith. It is located near the city of Takasago. The weight of this stone is 600 tons. It was created before our era. This megalith is very popular with local residents, and looking at the photos and sketches, you will understand why.
Pyramid of Mikerin
This monument belongs to the complex of the Great Pyramids at Giza. It is half the size of the legendary pyramid of Cheops, but it is filled with the same secrets and riddles. During the construction, stones of simply unrealistic size were used. The largest weighs 200 tons. How it was brought and packed is unknown.
It is just as amazing with how skillfully the pyramid is finished, the fit is just perfect. It is unrealistic to do such work manually. And Egyptologists claim that all this is done by hand.