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May 8, 2024, 12:40 am UTC    
December 01, 2006 03:15AM
That is certainly interesting as his idea sidesteps some of the problems with the Davidovits theory.

I do find it odd that the Egyptians didn't slop some of this liquid material around, leaving traces of it and that they would use it only at Giza and not elsewhere. I wish his name wasn't Barsoum - a bit to close to literary Barsoom!

Doug what is the history of concrete in Egypt? I understood there was evidence of its use as a fill???
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**Still giggling**

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