"Power-Tools" In Ancient Egypt?

When one explores the most fascinating and ancient of structures resting all over our planet, you will inevitably be confronted by baffling feats on engineering and ingenuity, tasks that to modern man, escape understanding or indeed explanation.
The main consensus regarding these ancient structures, has always been a tricky thing to explain…
To claim that these marvellous structures were built by primitive people, with only primitive tools at their disposal, does not only seem absurd to most who have visited such sites, but ignorant of their true past grandeur, and the specific characteristics of each of these places.

Ancient sites such as Giza, Macho Pichu, among many others, still contain very confusing artefacts, anomalous evidence, which tells a very different story to that of mainstream history.

Apart from the Baghdad battery, largely claimed to have been an ancient form of electro-plating, there has been little in the way of physical evidence to suggest the use of electricity within the academically researched ancient times, yet there are many remnants left, which suggest such activities.

Not only are there countless clear examples of past machine-worked stone, but most importantly there is evidence of errors made by these same tools, miss-starts and discovered fault lines, these particular stones discarded, laid bare in the quarries, revealing all the hallmarks of the machine engineering that went into building these wonderful places, these artefacts, once rubbish, now historical treasures.

They can tell you the shape and movements of the tools that were being used, showing just how these machines cut into the stones, core drillings also discarded during manufacture, and cut stones discarded due to faults and cracks revealing the complete preliminary cut marks left by the ancient stone cutters. These fragments of past activities are clearly some of the most important in unravelling these sites ultimate secrets, yet it is rarely shared in the public arena and even less frequently researched by official bodies.

Along with this vast and perplexing array of remnants, mercilessly left where they fell, strewn amongst the debris of disruption, lay countless, extremely hardy, machined stone jars, vessels made from some of the hardest rocks on earth, manufactured to a degree of quality, that event to this day would appeal to, and please, even to most discerning of customers.
Some of these jars made with a round bottoms, perfectly machined, balanced on a base no bigger than the tip of a chicken’s egg.

Sir William Flinders Petrie ultimately realised that only lathe-turning could have produced the symmetry and balance found on thousands of these bowls and vases.
And Petri was no fool, in 1894 he founded his own archaeological body, the Egyptian Research Account, which later became the British School of Archaeology in Egypt.

he stated, “For example, a bowl-maker attained curves of "exact circularity" by rotating the bowl around a fixed blade, and formed a lip by shifting the centring of the bowl. Another round-bottomed vase had walls of such uniform thickness that it balanced perfectly on a curved base”.

To have a very well respected researcher and specialist of the ancient Egyptians, to admit to a conviction of the use of power tools in these pots construction, seems like quite a stunning position to take, especially when one considers that while metal chisels could have been used to shape soft limestone within ancient Egyptian times, the metals that were available to them, copper, bronze and during the first millennium BCE wrought iron, were far too soft to work such rock into such exquisite designs.
It seems Petri would like to remain honest regarding his conclusions, yet also incomplete with his explanations, preferring to let the receiver of said information make their own realisations, preferring to avoid implication by a, by this time, rather visible enemy. One could only conclude, that these relics, and ancient monuments thereof, were not the work of the Egyptians.
But further evidence to suggest that these baffling structures were built far before the ancient Egyptians, before academic understandings, by a highly technologically advanced pre-cataclysm civilisation.
We find it difficult to see how such work was undertaken or an explanation for our finding can be made without the use of power tools. Thankfully, the more we learn regarding these enigmatic places, the more we become aware of, regarding their true history, and the closer it seems, we become, to finding those who built them.

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