Well, not only were they made, they were also forged, and then buried …
Why am I posting this news? In order to understand that we interpret history, and therefore our past, the way we want.
Do you want antiquity? You are welcome! As much as you like …
Do you want the Middle Ages? Sure, not a problem! Here you go …
In reality, no one thinks about who and how this or that building was built. How did this or that ancient "empire" exist? But the most important thing, if the fact of falsification is revealed, is to try to understand who is behind it.
Another antiquity is waiting in the wings.
Promotional video:
A. Kungurov, in one of his lectures, showed photographs of machines for processing stone (receiving columns). Here are these photos with additions: old photos of other stone machines for making columns.
Redstone quarry, New Hampshire, USA.
Since the 1800s, quarries in New Hampshire and Vermont have supplied durable and beautiful stone for buildings, street paving stones, monuments, and breakwaters that have been used throughout the East Coast and even the international market.
The Redstone quarry, in North Conway, operated from 1887 to 1948.
On the plate the name of the company, the name of the device and the year of issue is February 1916.
Factory seal costs: 86 / _ usually year and month.
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Now there are some other photos.
Date of manufacture: 1881
It is not difficult to install these columns.
It's simple: if the boiler is fired up, the drive spins.