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Parallelization is not a concept that appears around 2010 when low-end computers gained multiple cores. Most of the blocks were at the bottom levels, where it w
by idoubtit 6y ago
Parallelization is not a concept that appears around 2010 when low-end computers gained multiple cores. Most of the blocks were at the bottom levels, where it was easy to put them in place. Teams moving hundreds of blocks simultaneously wouldn't be surprising. This addresses the first point, and I don't want to react to what follows, especially the theory that all archaeologists are in a conspiracy to hide the truth.
- ReptileMan 6y agoThe hardest part for me is the engineering of the building. The quarywork and positioning is a matter of having enough labor, carrots and sticks. But to imagine, make plans, adhere to them is hard.
- ncmncm 6y agoNobody suggested "all archaeologists are in a conspiracy". Egyptologists represent a very small slice of the population of archaeologists, but that subfield is deeply political.