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Origyptian Wrote:
> And what you fail to realize is that Protzen,
> himself, was not able to come up with a rational
> explanation of how that construction was done.
Who Taught the Inca Stonemasons Their Skills? Protzen and Nair
Looks to me like he WAS able to come up with a rational explanation.
Harte
> And what you fail to realize is that Protzen,
> himself, was not able to come up with a rational
> explanation of how that construction was done.
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Close examination of some interior angles of the precisely wrought stones reveals, even to the naked eye,a fine groove in the very apex of the angles. We suggest that these grooves result from the blade of a chisel-like tool,and that the point in which the four planes meet was made with a punch-like tool. No such tools have been recovered or recorded, but other details at Tiahuanaco suggest the use of chisels or punch-like tools.
Who Taught the Inca Stonemasons Their Skills? Protzen and Nair
Looks to me like he WAS able to come up with a rational explanation.
Harte
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