Dear Editor,
I never did believe that a bunch of Egyptian slaves were capable of building the massive structures in Giza, Egypt. The largest of the
The largest of the three pyramids is some 955 feet long at the base and 455 feet tall. There are 22 million slabs weighing an average of 2 1/2 tons each. The slabs, or blocks, get progressively smaller with each row upwards. The base stones weigh some 10 tons each. That’s 20,000 pounds.
Next to one of the pyramids is one continuous slab, 900 feet long. It’s estimated weight is some 600,000 tons. That’s 1.2 million pounds.
There is no way slaves using hammers and chisels, ropes and logs could possibly build these massive structures and move these blocks many miles from the quarry site.
Some geologists believe that the pyramids in Egypt are probably 12,000 years old. That’s a lot older than originally assumed.
There are pyramids all over the world. I recently learned that there is a pyramid in China that is four times larger than the big one in Egypt. There were also found strange medals there unlike anything we have ever seen. The Chinese government is not allowing any scientists any access to the site.
Someone was here, and they left behind an immense legacy.
– Frank L. Chovanec Taylor
