Rewriting History Books

Who labored to build this beautiful stonework thousands of years ago?  And how? 
 Each stone is massive...almost molded.    Carving uniform smaller bricks, as is done today, can accomplish a similar task, and it seems would be loads easier.....the fact that this type of building, -huge massive stones fitting perfectly suggests that molding, shaping and moving very large stones was feasible...IS perhaps a lost technology.


It should be noted that this particular set of stones is built in layers, lines, a defensible position.   Protection from what?   Homo Sapiens were supposed to be hunters and gatherers when this was built...the evidence suggests otherwise.

The stonework on left is newer than the quality work on the right.    Logically, stoneworking skills should improve over time. That they did not, either suggests cultures in decline or perhaps a catastrophic event whereby much was lost. 

Stories from religious texts to Tribal legends almost universally speak of a great flood....there is plenty of geological evidence to support this.  The last ice age ended 11,000 years or so ago, surely with great flooding and a rise in sea levels.   Tangible evidence supports this.  The survivors, emerging from caves and places of refuge, would have been very primitive indeed.  That in no way suggests they weren't technologically advanced at some earlier date, yet after the ice age ended is where most stories of modern man begin.   

As to life on earth before this event, that's what the many new discoveries in the past 20 years are shedding light upon, from advanced cities to technologies, some that could move 300 ton stones around and mold boulders to fit so precisely that mortar was not needed, that a piece of paper could not slip between them, to perhaps a globalized civilization rivaling and even surpassing our own.