In this article, I will write about 3 of the most amazing cave temples and structures in the world, at least of those that I know. The first of these structures is located in India - the Temple of Ellora.
I consider the Ellora Temple to be one of the most incredible structures not only in India but in the world. By the way, this particular temple is the largest monolithic structure in the world.
This entire temple from scratch, supposedly with primitive tools, was carved into an ordinary rock about 1500 years ago. Obviously, I don't believe in the official version and can explain why.
Looking at the general picture of the temple, straight lines of removal of a huge piece of rock along one line of a regular rectangle immediately catches the eye. Is it possible to do this with primitive tools and is it necessary at all? - Very unlikely.
In addition, the monolith itself of this size, level of processing, quality of statues, bas-reliefs and other images, to put it mildly, raises doubts that such a thing can be built without any advanced technology.
Even if something like this can be created in our time, it will take a lot of technology, money and people. And in the past, supposedly, it was all people who manually hollowed out.
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The second reason why I do not believe in the official version of creating such objects is the simultaneous creation of other objects. Approximately in the same time period (according to official history), several more amazing temples, wells and other structures were created, then the question arises, where did so many people come from? Indeed, thousands of years ago the population of the Earth was ten times less than it is now.
After that, I will smoothly move on to the next, no less interesting cave temple, called the Temple of Ajanta. It is located only 30 kilometers approximately, from the temple of Ellora.
In this case, this is not a huge masterpiece monolith, but the story is still the same. A whole network of passages and rooms was allegedly hollowed out by hand, and then, by the way, according to the official version, the inhabitants of the temple simply left it, after which they found it in the 18th-19th centuries (I don't remember exactly).
The temple of Ajanta is impressive with many columns, bas-reliefs and statues, and there are indeed many of them. And all, as you might guess, are made with the smallest precision without traces of rough work.
In India there are some more amazing cave structures, but the last object in the article, I decided to make the city of Petra.
Petra surpasses many temples and similar objects in area, although it was again created without any technology, according to historians.
That's just, there is an abundance of traces of perfect stone polishing, traces of high temperature impact on rocks, precise and small elements and much more, which is almost impossible to explain without special technologies.
Plus, how people produced stone in such volumes, creating an entire city without any technology, is even more difficult to explain.
In the end, it should be said that in almost every object where something was cut down, no stones were found. That is, whole mountains of rock remains from the created objects should have remained, but as a rule, there is nothing.
All the same Petra, ancient people worked well with primitive instruments, didn't they?
In general, it is simply impossible to explain the creation of all these objects in the world without an alternative history. There are too many questions and inconsistencies, answers to which are missing.