In Serapeum in Saqqara, which is very similar to Memphis, there are 21 large solid granite sarcophagi, carved on solid rock, each weighing more than 100 tons on average. The raw material was mined roughly half a mile away from the Aswan quarries.
The Project Engineer and Laser Process Manager of the North American Aerospace Corporation, of which he is actually Senior, Christopher Dunn, English in his book (The Giza Power Plant) investigated the methods of digging and grinding stones in Ancient Egypt, and without a shadow of a doubt proven by A+B that the ancient Egyptians definitely used modern equipment in the building of the Py.
The massive sarcophagi of Serapeum; could that be the tomb of Anunnaki?
And from science, archaeological, and historical studies, the second seems to be the best chance.
Absurd. Because it’s the conclusion that the proof brings us, that from the point of view of the scientific process, no matter how ludicrous the position we’re headed, if the empirical evidence leads us there, if it’s going well or not, whether it’s contrary to your philosophy or not.
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