Everyone believes that the pyramids of Egypt and America are completely made of stone blocks, but this is not the case. Quite by accident, tourists photographed several pyramids and structures of Mesoamerica outside the territories along which tourist routes pass. What did they take off?
The photos taken by these tourists allow us to revisit the entire history of America. The pyramids of America, it turns out, were created from soil and overlaid with one layer of blocks cast from geopolymer concrete.
So, the megaliths of Cuzco collapsed. Inside, the tourists saw the ground that was used to plan a natural hill. The remains of the structures of Sacsayhuaman, the temple complex of the great Inca civilization in Cuzco (Peru), fell apart. There was nothing under the blocks. So, someone wanted to build something or create the appearance of the ruins of some grandiose structure, but quit their job …
Does this also mean that the Egyptian pyramids were created of their sand and overlaid with a thin layer of blocks cast from geopolymer concrete? Inside the Egyptian pyramids, tourists see a couple of cameras, several passages, mines, but no one knows what outside of these chambers. Photos taken from helicopters show us that the pyramids of America were created on the site of natural hills. They put earth on the hills, made the appropriate layout and laid them in small blocks …
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Egyptian pyramids were also created from natural hills. These hills were slightly overlaid with a couple of layers of blocks, moreover, at random.
The pyramids of China are also created on the basis of natural hills. There was no need to cover them with concrete blocks. The Chinese pyramids are very much reminiscent of the Skmf mounds.
We often see that the pyramids are already being surrounded by blocks in order to prevent their destruction. Soon all the pyramids will be overlaid with modern slabs, and tourists will be told that it has been this way for millennia - always. They will, of course, believe, since no one wants to feel cheated.
Author: Evgeny Koparev