Poured Stone
Builder's Inscription: "It was like baking bread!" This is really weird! It would seem that Egyptians were able to pour hard rocks, just as in South America! So it isn't just the pyramids which were possibly geopolymer.
This theory comes from Joseph Davidovits. I looked at the Collossi of Memnon just lately and realised... 'wow!' those lumps on the chest are a dry mixture! The chest of the non-ruined colossi is proof of geopolymer in all its obvious glory!
The right-most collossi must have had an even more ruined body, yet it is claimed that it 'fell down in an earthquake'. Excuse me but there is no way an earthquake is going to topple that!
Wikipedia is just wrong. These statues are 60ft high, imagine how much they weigh. There is no way the Egyptians carried them 700km as is claimed. Rather it is geopolymer, and in fact this is just what is claimed.
In fact we have a description actually belonging to the creator of the statue. He states that the statues were sculpted rather quickly and in a mould. He claims to have developed a sort of technology similar to baking bread. Have a read in the link below. It's obvious that so many words are just untranslatable. Although the builder makes a lot of big claims about having invented the geopolymer process, I think he simply read some old books from the Old Kingdom.
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