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The question would probably hinge on whether they were given to building cyclopean architecture. If the Egyptians were just content to build mudbrick cities, r
by thrower123 7y ago
The question would probably hinge on whether they were given to building cyclopean architecture. If the Egyptians were just content to build mudbrick cities, rather than erecting pyramids, colossal stone statues, stelae, obelisks, and the like, they would be much harder to detect.
- marcus_holmes 7y agoOn geological timescales, that makes no odds. Nothing built of stone will survive natural weathering over millions of years. Mountains don't survive it. Concrete won't survive it either, even modern reinforced concrete (actually, our modern reinforced concrete won't last as long as the concrete the Romans used, and their concrete might actually outlive lots of ours).
- buzzkillington 7y agoPyramids made of gold then.