Today you will learn about the other side of the history of ancient Greece, hidden and ignored by modern historians.
Since there are many ancient monuments preserved in Greece, this gives more space for research. As you know, on any large-scale construction site there should be traces of the tools with which this construction was carried out.
But what to do when the traces of the instruments do not correspond to the time period of several thousand years? It is even better if the footprints cannot be explained at all, even with modern knowledge.
What tools did the Greeks use to work the stones, if the traces indicate obvious high technologies, which they could not have.
Whether you want to believe in alternative versions of history or not, these traces are facts that you cannot simply close your eyes to. There are traces, but there is no theory for their existence.
Moreover, traces of machine processing are not isolated there, and their variety can amaze even the most severe skeptics.
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This is not a chisel to hit on sandstone or limestone, these are traces from a tool rotating at high speed, cutting stones without any problems.
Judging by the traces, the tool had many varieties or could be modified for specific types of work. Large and small cut marks tell us about this.
There are other traces that cannot be explained with our knowledge. The risks are not positioned in the same way as with modern tools.
Where did such technologies come from in ancient Greece?
Or maybe ancient Greece was founded on the ruins of an older and more highly developed civilization? In this case, many incomprehensible moments are explained quite easily and logically.
In any case, these traces are real facts, which simply cannot be ignored, as modern historians and archaeologists diligently do.
Sooner or later, the number of facts will exceed the permissible limit, and then big changes await our modern history.