Grok AI Finally Reveals How Ancient Egyptians Cut Granite — With Proof

At Aswan granite quarries in Egypt, smooth curved scoop marks in bedrock show machine-like uniformity that traditional theories claiming Ancient Egyptians used dolerite stone pounders cannot explain because experimental archaeology attempts create rough irregular pits not smooth scoops with consistent curvature, but in 2024 Grok AI analyzed high-resolution multispectral images of these marks and found size variation less than 5%, spacing consistent within 3%, constant curvature radius, and uniform angle of approach—all inconsistent with hand tools but consistent with machine-guided cutting—plus the marks appear in impossible locations like under unremoved blocks, tight inner corners, and awkward vertical surfaces where human workers couldn't physically position themselves to swing hammers effectively.