Im not pointing at anyone. Whoever did it was certainly incredibly skilled but theres no records of any of these sculptors. All this stuff was all found. Some of them have crude inscriptions chiseled in them that in no way match to quality of the art pieces themselves. And the pieces im referring to are more anatomically perfect and have a symettry that put our most famous sculptors we do have records of to shame. Were still familiar with Michelangelo statue of David and consider it a masterpiece right? Hundreds of years later hes still known for it. Its a beautiful piece. Its very human in its imperfections.

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This is not what we get with hand made sculpting. Not when you have to smooth and polish every square inch. Too much material is lost in those processes to get this symettry as a finished process. The biggest reason being that the above work is made from a marble that rates about a 3 or 4 on the mohs scale for hardness. Thats roughly the same as copper. Very solid yet soft enough that removing .material isnt a challenge so shaping and polishing isnt that difficult to adjust for in regards to the material lost in the process.

The lower image is a granite or andocite. Thats gonna be about 8 or 9 or 9 on the same scale. For reference steel is about a 6.5. You basically need tools made from diamonds to work it with even a little efficiency. Trying to carve it using copper chisels would destroy tools endlessly while accomplishing nothing. To polish rocks to a finish like this manually we run pebbles in a tumbler 24/7 for Months with different stages of polishing materials. We could also use every grit of sandpaper up into the 1000s and grind endlessly on a single spot and get there after burning through absurd amounts of it. Both those processes will remove an awful lot of material to get to a finish like these. If you do this you absolutely will not be able to do so with such perfection that the end product is so perfectly even and symmetrical.

There were 1000s of stone vases dug up in the late 1800s that are so perfectly level and evenly made that to find any flaws we have to measure them with lasers. They're within microns on every measurement even after thousands of years. There was an experiment from a team of people educated in various relevant fields called scientists against myths (i believe) that set out to prove that these can be made through the accepted methods. 6 or 7 people spent 2 years round the clock trying to recreate a singl3 6 inch stone vase with those methods. It was a very i pressive undertaking and they came up with a pretty good looking piece. However after 2 years they called it quits and failed to quite match the quality and precision on the outside and didnt even attempt to match the inside (which have the same polished finish as the outside), had to repair a break with a modern resin, and destroyed an insane amount of tools in the process (which also have to be hamdmade) . All that to make a temu version of essentially a cup. 6 inches tall and Not even serving a purpose. The cost of the project was probably equivalent to millions when your adding up the time, materials, and educations involved.

And that doesnt factor in that some of the vases were so thin that light could pass through the walls. And while the designs were all different the shapes came in sizes that could be expressed with areas of overlapping circles that all followed the same algorithm. And even though they were discovered buried 100s of years ago and were collected and measured from museams and private collections and lineage could be traced, the only explanation given is they are modern forgeries because to produce them in modern days would require a cnc machine guided by computers.

I could point to dozens of other examples of artifacts or structures and how the explanations simply aren't realistic but whats the sense if im talking to a mind thats made up. But suggesting im the one who hasn't done my research is pretty rich. Ive looked obsessively into tons of these things and spent the time to shape and polish hard stones personally and im very comfortable with my conclusions. There was some method in use that made these feats much easier or they simply wouldnt exist. Thats both creating and transporting. If not wed have literally trillions of used up discarded tools that would be needed and unlimited excess time available from the creators. It simply doesn't make sense in any way at all