Why do some people challenge the established version of history? What is polygonal megalithic, masonry, and how is it different from ordinary brick and mortar or chiseled stones? It is a unique construction style found in various locations such as Italy, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Cambodia, Peru, and so on with standing disasters and earthquakes for thousands of years. Polygonal megalithic masonry appears similar to preformed cement mixes or plasticine molds at first glance. However, these structures are really composed of natural stones like granite, sandstone, limestone, and desite and volcanic tough. When rough and unfinished they exhibit scoop marks but are usually perfect interlocking and smooth when refined. Some blocks even have knob-like protrusions on the lower part of their outward facing sections. Despite its widespread presence and remarkable longevity this particular construction technique can no longer be replicated today.