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THE OBELISKS THAT EVOLUTIONISTS


                                                             CANNOT EXPLAIN




                     Obelisks are one of the astonishing remains to have survived to our day from past civilizations. Some
                     highly advanced technology must have been used to extract these upright stones, averaging 20 meters
                     (65 feet) in length and weighing many tons, from the quarries, transport them, carve their surfaces and

                     place them in upright positions. One of the oldest known of these large obelisks is that erected in
                     Karnak, Egypt around 1,400 BCE. It stands 29.5 meters (97 feet) high, 1.62 meters (5.3 feet) wide and
                     weighs 325 tons. Technical expertise and proper infrastructure are required to transport such a huge,
                     heavy block from the quarry to its present location in a single piece. Tools of bronze and copper bend
                     easily, and could not be used, so tools of iron and steel were obviously needed. This refutes the evolu-
                     tionist claim that iron and similar metals were unknown at the time in question.




                                                  The section assumed to have been on the top of
                                                  the obelisk (as shown in red circle) may indicate
                                                 that these standing stones were used as lightning
                                                                                            rods.






























































                     An unfinished obelisk in a granite quarry near Aswan. This
                     obelisk, twice the height of the others, is 41.75 meters (137
                     feet) tall and some 1,168 tons in weight. Advanced technology
                     must have been used to extract this giant stone from the quarry
                     and transport it to its destination.






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