Astounding!!

Levitated mass 340 tons does this compare to ancient sites? Some Stones from ancient temples weigh up to 4x this modern day feet. It cost 10 million for one stone.
Heizer first conceived of the work in 1968, and attempted its construction using a 120-ton boulder in 1969. This attempt was abandoned, however, when the boom of the crane being used to lift the boulder broke. In December 2006, Heizer discovered a new, larger rock at Stone Valley Quarry in Jurupa Valley (Riverside County, California) while preparing a different project. With the help of LACMA director Michael Govan, funding was secured for the boulder's removal and transportation and for the construction of the finished work at the museum. The cost of the project has been estimated at $10 million, and was funded entirely via private donations.[2]

The boulder was originally scheduled for transport in August 2011. Due to the difficulty in securing permits for the journey, the trip was repeatedly delayed, with the boulder finally leaving the quarry at the end of February 2012. The rock was loaded onto a 295-foot long, 196-wheeled transporter custom-built by Emmert International. Because of the transporter's size and needs, the boulder could only be moved at night at a maximum speed of about seven miles per hour. Though the quarry is located less than 60 miles from the LACMA campus, a circuitous 106-mile route traversing 22 cities in 4 counties[3] was taken in order to avoid busier roads or overpasses that could not support the combined weight of the boulder and transporter. Numerous trees were cut down, cars towed and traffic lights temporarily removed in order to facilitate the transporter's movement. The rock itself was wrapped in high-thread-count Egyptian cotton sheets and an outer layer of thick plastic before being loaded onto the transporter. The trip took 11 days, with large crowds gathering to see the boulder both in motion and while parked during the day. Spontaneous block parties and at least one marriage proposal took place at the transporter's various resting places. The transporter finally arrived at LACMA at 4:30am on March 10, 2012. A crowd estimated at over 1,000 assembled to see the installation's arrival.[4]. https://www.google.com/search?q=levit...

Jan, issue is, where does the tech come from to work such huge blocks, move and cut so precisely, then fit them together? Either they had magic, or there are some records or remains of equipment, but so far 0 has been found.

Not only that, but why would there be such limited numbers of sites, it supports the idea of a huge sea rise, and most of the ancient world is submerged, like the huge city off Iwo Jima.

Hardly. All of this conspiracy theory is fueled by the belief that we of the modern world are smart, and those of the ancient world are dumb.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

If you assume a knowledge of Trigonometry (which the Babylonians [3700 years ago] were just recently proven to have [AND they used a system that was far more powerful and more user friendly than the modern way]), all of these things are easily accomplished if you have both the Manpower, and nothing better to do.

yes, they try to stay away from conclusions, but offer "alternatives". The bottom line is scoffing at it is illogical, because somehow, someway, they did something that, as Dobrien points out, would have taken a huge amount of effort and resources, for what reason? To expend that much effort there must be a compelling reason.

I've always been fascinated by the Antikythera device.

I would cringe if the ancients came here via time travel and ended up at the womens march...

I'd be afraid they'd all drink hemlock to prevent it!
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Well, the real issue is that no tools have ever been found capable of what we find today in the work, resulting in having to fantasize to come up with an explanation. I think that there is a possible answer under water in some of the shallower areas. There is a signifigant shallow area in the pacific north of New Zealand that is possibly a submerged continent, and there are a lot of stories relating to "magicians" who came to the people of the earth (many societies tell of them) who could perform magic and taugh men civilization. So, if the comet from the Younger Dryas (about 12-14,00 years ago), did indeed really dig up the earth, maybe it caused a great melting of the ice sheet and raised sea level to where they were submerged, thus hiding the "tools".

Yea, Giorgio has some real bad hair days. He also got mixed up in a cat fight amongst ancient alien enthusiasts, over some trivial thing. Not surprising after watching the sharks all start circling Harvey Weinstein, and now Jeff Bezos.

Well, he does point out how that theory doesn't pan out always, the brute force concept is unusable in some instances, like the tiny ridge where Cusco is located and he said " They don't know how they fit them all up there". So, if Plan A doen't fit, basic problems solving says "try a different idea". That is what mainstream science seems to want to ignore. But yes, just like the banksters today.

No, but that relationship does show up a lot in a lot of monoliths, beyond the one in 2001.

That is one reason more serious research is needed beyond "ancient aliens". The mainstream just wants to pawn it off with easy answers like "get a million slaves together" and then "roll them on logs". That doesn't wash, as the video shows, there is the one site where the mainstream did that, but then could not explain how they all got up on the slim spine where the site was, and there wasn't enough room for them all to stand. Certainly aliens is a possibility, just as angels and leprechauns could be, but, low probability based on existing evidence. Now, there is a lot of other evidence saying maybe there are aliens or advanced technology in human possession, and maybe there was back then, You just need some evidence. There are some perfectly cut boreholes in several Egyptian structures, that cannot be made today, without marks from the drill, so, obviously, something else is at work. You cannot rule out any answer, nor can you confirm one, yet.