A New theory about pyramid building 
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 == THE BROKEN VASE THEORY ==]]“Intellectual Property Right”                         

  By the Egyptian Engineer/Tour guide/ HANY HALIM patented in Egypt in 2002  

  
  IT has always puzzled me to see the amazing joints between the stones of the 
 pyramids, especially those used for the outer cladding.  Close inspection reveals  
 that you cannot insert a pin or a sharp razor blade in between the stones and I  
 believe that they were probably meant to be water-tight in order to prevent  
 water Leakage into the building. 
     They adhere perfectly to each other with no cement at all 
   The question that nagged me was how the Ancient Egyptians managed to do that with such great precision? 

  
 NOT only this but also they had to be able to put 
 ONE STONE EVERY TWO MINUTES in its place continuously for  
 25 years working 10 hours a day(see Calculations at  

 HOW TO ACHIEVE this HIGH SPEED OF WORK TOGETHER WITH  
 THIS VERY HIGH PRECISSION??!! 
  THIS IS THE DIFFICULT QUSTION THAT PUZZELED THE MINDS 
  of the world for a long time with no logical, or generally accepted answer 
 
 WELL now  
 Let’s notice what happens if we break a vase into pieces then try to fix it by putting the pieces back and gluing them. 
 If we do a good job, it will be difficult to tell where the cracks of the joints are, we’ll probably see a hair-line crack where we can’t insert a pin or a sharp razor blade.]]Isn’t this exactly the same case as the cladding stones used in covering the pyramids? If we follow the same technique to build the pyramids 
 We would Break the quarry into pieces, move it to the construction site and put the pieces back next to each other as they were in the quarry, achieving both the high speed and great accuracy. 
  SEE IT CAN Really WORK  
 I found many proofs and evidence that support my Theory and it was generally accepted by all those who read or new about it, I had no disagreement at all in the last 5 years. 
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