A stone in Saudi Arabia was once and by someone cut in half so evenly and smoothly, as if it had been cut with a laser using modern technology using the latest technology.
The Tamiya oasis of Tabuk province in Saudi Arabia contains a mysterious megalithic stone that has puzzled scientists for years. Despite the existence of a large number of contradictions and theories, there is still no definite answer about its origin.
The rock called Al-Naslaa was discovered by Charles Heuver in 1883. As you can see, this ancient stone was cut into two parts, each of which is located on a small stand.
It is completely incomprehensible how these two stones can maintain their balance for a long time, while not moving at all: the distance between the two blocks remains exactly the same. The smooth cut is made so flawlessly that it gives rise to the assumption that it was cut by a laser or using some very precise modern technology.
True, even in our time, such a laser technology has not yet been fully developed and studied. But the stone was cut many hundreds, and possibly thousands of years ago. How could people at that time cut such huge stones and with what tools?
In search of an answer to the question about the origin of the unique section, many theories have been put forward. One of them is that Al-Naslaa may not have been carved by human hands, but in natural conditions.
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It was determined that many years ago, small vibrations occurred in the ground under the rock, which caused small cracks to appear on its surface. Gradually over the centuries, these cracks intensified, and then a split occurred - at some point, the stone acquired the shape that we see today.
However, this explanation does not seem correct to everyone - after all, such a natural cut could hardly have turned out to be so perfectly smooth and even. Therefore, a second theory appeared, according to which once there was a very developed civilization in this region, as evidenced by the strange drawings carved on the surface of the stone.
Perhaps the representatives of this civilization could possess technologies that would allow cutting a stone in half for some hitherto unknown purpose. But over time, this civilization disappeared for inexplicable reasons. In general, some riddles.
According to archaeologists, the very first records of the Tamya oasis date back to the 8th century BC, when it was called Tiamat. Hieroglyphs dating back to the 6th century BC are also found in this city.
Perhaps, once there was a civilization that then knew how to make such an accurate cut? If so, what technique did they use? Why is this stone cut in half? Is the Al-Naslaa stone a single object, or is it the ruins of a large building? What happened to this civilization?
