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12 hours ago, Steve Bullman said:

I want to know how he got the first wedge underneath it

Would he dig away the earth under one half of it, perhaps leaving the end supported by a small piece of wood.  He could then slip the wedge under it and knock away the support, the block would tip and so on.

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1 hour ago, Billhook said:

Would he dig away the earth under one half of it, perhaps leaving the end supported by a small piece of wood.  He could then slip the wedge under it and knock away the support, the block would tip and so on.

ok smart arse, but how did he get the block into that position to start with ?

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6 hours ago, Steve Bullman said:

ok smart arse, but how did he get the block into that position to start with ?

He built a large wooden box and gradually filled it with a cement/sand mix until it weighed 20 tons.  in fact this way he would have already put the wedge under the box to save him digging the hole and going through the risky first procedure.

I cannot help being a smart arse, it comes naturally, I was born with one!

 

Actually I found this video on youtube where a man did a bit of lateral thinking on the building of the

highly precise walls in places in Peru.  So I am not really that smart!

 

 

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