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Wouldn't it be easier to carve a rock to a standard shape than to fit one particular hole? As far as alternative explanations, maybe they did it because it's mo
by im3w1l 5y ago
Wouldn't it be easier to carve a rock to a standard shape than to fit one particular hole? As far as alternative explanations, maybe they did it because it's more material-efficient. I could see you having to remove a lot of material to turn a random lump into bricks. And small rocks may not give you even a single one.
- account42 5y ago> Wouldn't it be easier to carve a rock to a standard shape than to fit one particular hole? Presumably you go find the closest matching rock you already have and then work from that.