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Tag Archives: pyramids

Proof the Outer Layer of the Pyramids Was Made with Cast in Place Cement

Natural Building Blog Posted on August 21, 2015 by Kelly HartAugust 21, 2015

This is the evidence I’ve been waiting. For several years now I’ve been hoping to find close-up detailed photographic evidence of Michel Barsoum’s and Joseph Davidovits’s theory that at least part of the Giza pyramids were cast in place using … Continue reading →

Posted in General | Tagged ancient monoliths, ancient stone construction, cast in place, DIY, ecofriendly, geoplymer, geopolymer cement, how the pyramids were built, pyramids, sustainable | 3 Replies

Ancient Stone Construction: Proof of Advanced Technology

Natural Building Blog Posted on June 29, 2014 by Kelly HartJune 29, 2014

“Saihuite is about 4 hours drive south of Cusco Peru and is rarely visited by tourists. Its claim to fame is a large heavily carved stone, but beyond this, and in the nearby valley are clear examples of megalithic lost … Continue reading →

Posted in History | Tagged ancient building, ancient construction, ancient technology, how were they built, machine marks, natural building, pyramids, stone building, stone construction | 1 Reply

Another Pyramid Building Theory

Natural Building Blog Posted on May 9, 2014 by Kelly HartMay 9, 2014

Illustrations and photographs clarify the stages of how the Pyramids of Egypt were built with Chris Massey’s water shaft theory.

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Posted in General | Tagged geopolymer, how were the pyramids built, mystery, natural building, pyramid building, pyramid theory, pyramids, who built the pyramids | 4 Replies

How the Pyramids Were Built

Natural Building Blog Posted on April 29, 2011 by Kelly HartApril 29, 2011

Alternate title: How to Build an Earthbag House That Will Last as Long as the Pyramids. I can’t say for sure that the pyramids were built this way, but this video describes a reasonable theory of how the blocks of … Continue reading →

Posted in Design, Filling Bags, Introduction, Structural aspects | Tagged cast stone, earth house, earthbag building, earthbag construction, earthbag home, earthbag house, earthbags, geopolymer, pyramids, sandbag, stone, sustainable | 23 Replies

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