Ancient grottoes and mountain harvesters

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

For archaeologists and historians, of course, all of this is cut by hand. Then in the comments I made an assumption:

The development of the material is similar to the traces left when trying to cut down the Aswan Obelisk in Egypt. It seems that the material was scooped up or a huge milling cutter went through in stages, layer by layer.

Now I will try to compare this ancient object with that (or rather, there are traces in it on the walls and ceilings) that is obtained in mines when the cutters pass mining machines.

But first, let's remember Longueu Cave:

These caves were accidentally found by one of the local peasants, who wrote about them to the authorities. Many researchers, workers of various institutes, and then tourists immediately rushed there. And what is surprising: although these are the largest caves in China, created not by nature, but by man, there is no information about them in the ancient chronicles. Who created them and why? Where did such a large amount of stone disappear to? And if the purpose was precisely the extraction of stone, then why are the caves made to look like temples?

Wall marks taken close by

Grottoes before pumping water

I will not write official nonsense about these drawing lines. I will write dry data on the caves. Let me remind you that there are 24 caves (according to other sources - 36), the first were found (water was pumped out) in 1992. The volume of the excavated rock: a little less than a million cubic meters !!!

Huashan Caves are located in the rocks in the south of Anhui province

One of the caves named Huanxi has an area of 4800 sq. m, and the length is 140 meters. Inside there is a spacious hall, pillared, pools and several small rooms on both sides of the cave tunnel.

The largest cave is known as the "underground palace". Its dimensions are striking: 12600 sq.m. The artificial origin of the caves is confirmed by stone bridges over the river, stairs, passages and large columns.

There is one peculiarity: the builders managed to determine the angle of inclination of the inner walls so that it exactly coincides with the angle to which the outer surface of the mountain is inclined. What technologies did the ancients use to create such an unusual interior? How and with what was the interior space illuminated?

The total area of only two of the caves in the second and thirty-fifth ones exceeds 17,000 sq. M. The volume of rubble and soil removed from these caves reached 20 thousand cubic meters. It took three pumps and more than 12 days to pump out 18 thousand tons of water. Now these caves are open to the public, there are 26 stone columns in cave No. 35, all rooms have a bizarre multi-tiered shape.

Cave number 35 has a depth of 170 meters, an area of about 12 thousand square meters. meters. The entrance to the cave is small. A 20 meter long tunnel runs from it, and then suddenly a huge underground palace appears in front of you. In the middle of the palace there are 26 tall huge stone columns, the circumference of which is more than ten meters. These columns diverge to form a triangle.

There is another place in the cave at number 35 that arouses involuntary admiration among visitors. This is the wall of a stone cave, stretching to the ground at an angle of 45 degrees. It is 15 meters wide and 30 meters long.

The caves are located between the following coordinates: 29 ° 39'34 "and 29 ° 47'7"

This is what archaeologists call wall carvings! The question is, why? It does not make sense, trying to make exactly parallel lines when working with a chisel is a complication of work. The official explanation here by no means explains what we see.

Now let's compare this with modern mines, let's say salt caves. Why saline? Because on the walls of such mines, traces of a mining machine are clearly visible. But in other rocks, the traces are not clear due to crumbling and partial collapse of rocks. So, let's see:

Salt mine in Italy

Salt mine in Kremlin, Germany, 2009

Symphony orchestra in the salt mine in Soledar

How do you like the "carving" on the breed? Do you find similarities to the carvings in the Chinese grottoes? But the Chinese scientists give the age of 1700-2000 years!

So what is the work done in the rocks during the extraction of salt, when such traces remain, look:

Special heading machine of the Kopeysk machine-building plant "Ural"

The cutters are enough for a couple of weeks, then the victorious cutters become dull and they are changed.

"Carving" on the walls

Here are some other roadheaders that leave all the same threads:

The analogy of the "carving" in the Chinese Longyu caves and the traces of a miner in the salt mines are obvious.

And manual sampling of such a volume of rock in the Chinese grottoes is just titanic work. And most importantly - why? Why build such large halls? If someone planned to hide, then you can make the premises small, as in Derinkuyu (Turkey). And finally, what does this oblige contemporary historians and archaeologists to do? Hide the obvious. None of them wants to state these things, because they shock the layman.