The Tower of Babel

[Huggy Bear]

I already knew that...but it completely escapes me why he'd fall on this sword.  I have a theory of my own...it;s a simple one.  He conflated his mysteries.  Confusing our poor knowledge of how egyptians moved the blocks with a poor knowledge of how a man in the 20th century moved them.  Egyptians, obviously..didn't have cranes and trucks.  OFC, I might wanna run that by Huggy..maybe he thinks they did.

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Ed spent the next three years moving the Coral Castle structures he had already begun to build from Florida City to Homestead, a distance of 10 miles.

How did Ed move all these carvings a distance of 10 miles? Ed had the chassis of an old Republic truck on which he laid two rails. He had a friend with a tractor move the loaded trailer from Florida City to Homestead.

https://coralcastle.com/whos-ed/

How would they know..though, right?  

Are you well and truly finished?

Let's see...

CHASSIS of a truck on RAILS, so you saying he also built a 10 mile railroad?


from your own source.
https://coralcastle.com/whos-ed/

When questioned about how he moved the blocks of coral, Ed would only reply that he understood the laws of weight and leverage well. This man with only a fourth grade education even built an AC current generator, the remains of which are on display today. Because there are no records from witnesses his methods continue to baffle engineers and scientists, and Ed’s secrets of construction have often been compared to Stonehenge and the great pyramids.