almost certainly.
i figure you don't plan on building the tallest structure in the known world (at the time) without a means of or developing the means to carry the plan out. at the very least, the transport of limestone has documentation from the time of the Great Pyramid construction to have traveled from Tura to Giza via waterways.
i'll tell you this... when you look at these structures with your own eyes, you tend to want to dig a bit deeper into their construction. ancient engineers were brilliant.
It's the kind of mystery that never disappoints or reveals its true self.
did you know you can build a boat out of Egyptian paper and sail it across the Atlantic Ocean?
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I did, big Thor Heyerdal fan back in the day, the burning of the ship was particularly poignant for a Norseman...
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Or maybe it was Kon Tiki that he burned, regardless, some of the best adventure reading and migration science of that era. Thanks for a great memory there!
Check this out, Kon Tiki was launched in 1947!
