1. Incredible handling of hard rock
One of the most important mysteries of the ancient world is the high-quality processing of granite, basalt, andesite around the world.
Take an example of the processing of basalt columns in Indian temples. No one can say by what method or tool such precision was achieved in the manufacture and processing of basalt.
We can take a look at the processing of granite in Egypt. Whichever way you look, ancient civilizations, even before the appearance of iron tools, managed to work wonders from stones of any strength.
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But the processing of granite in Japan. The most amazing thing is that the older the object, the more mysterious it is, and the processing on it is of better quality.
2. Purpose of some megalithic structures
Scattered around the world are many ancient megalithic structures, the purpose of which is shrouded in a veil of secrecy. If you don't get into the controversy about the pyramids of Egypt, then look at the lesser-known objects.
The photo below shows a megalith called Ishi-no-Hoden from Japan. Scientists have studied it for a long time and persistently, but they could not determine how it was created and for what purpose.
And here is the complete scheme of the megalith. Do you think it looks like an ordinary building of ancient primitive people or not?
Let's move to Peru. Ollantaytambo is home to a mysterious megalith whose purpose remains a mystery.
Also in Peru you can find some mysterious megaliths, whose existence puzzles a wide variety of researchers.
Megaliths are deservedly the second on our list.
3. Empty sarcophagi in the pyramids
More than a hundred pyramids have been discovered in Egypt so far. It is officially believed that the pyramids served as tombs for the great pharaohs, but there is one big logical failure here.
As far as I heard, only in 1 pyramid was found a sarcophagus with a mummy. At the same time, I want to note that in Egypt a lot of buildings are attributed to the pyramids because of their similarity in shape.
Here in one of these places and found a sarcophagus with a mummy.
All the sarcophagi in the other pyramids were empty. And in some, the sarcophagi themselves were not found. How is this possible?
Have all the pyramids been shamelessly plundered?
But who needed all these mummies?
This moment makes us think not only about the purpose of the pyramids themselves, but also about the involvement of the Egyptians in their construction.