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HARUN YAHYA
Moreover, the calculations in these drawings must be free of any
error, because the slightest inaccuracy will make it impossible for the
monument to be built. In addition, the organization involved must
also be flawless if construction is to take place. Factors such as coor-
dinating the workers and meeting their needs (for meals, rest, etc.)
are vital to the progression of the construction in the desired manner.
Clearly, the people involved in constructing these monuments
possessed an accumulated knowledge and a technology far superior
to what is generally imagined. As mentioned earlier in this book, civ-
ilization does not always move in a forward direction; sometimes it
regresses. And indeed, most of the time, both advanced and back-
ward civilizations are able to exist simultaneously in different parts
of the world.
The construction technique
and technology employed
on the pyramids are still a
mystery. These giant works,
whose construction would
be hard to duplicate even
using today's technology,
were completed by highly
competent people who lived
over 2,500 years ago.
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