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Clearly much easier because the earth was flat then.
Foraging them is fine it's the quantity you are eating that's the problemI must stop foraging mushrooms
I have seen those Clint.
What I don't get with these huge stones is how accurately they are cut what tools did they use beck than to cut them so precisely
Splitting along the grain would not give perfect 90 degrees corners etc.I think the Romans used wood and water. Drilled a hole, pushed a wooden wedge in then poured water on the wedge. It soaked up the water, expanded and split the stone along it's grain
Another believer
welcome Twostage have you got a spare foil hat for Chippy?
Nope, for that you need slavesSplitting along the grain would not give perfect 90 degrees corners etc.
I hope I haven't started something with my alien replies on this and other posts as I may regret it![]()
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I'm sorry, it was my fault causing @The Baron to recount his abduction/encounter.I hope I haven't started something with my alien replies on this and other posts as I may regret it![]()
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