Archaeologist Christopher Dunne reveals the initial design of a massive mechanical device made in Egypt thousands of years ago.

Cairo – Amr AbduLRahman – Exclusive to 【AISC News】

American researcher Christopher Dunn revealed his latest archaeological achievement in the field of ancient Egyptian technology, successfully assembling the components of a mechanical device and tools that match the geometric dimensions of discovered Egyptian artifacts, such as vases and vessels made from some of the hardest types of rock. These artifacts, thousands of years old, have captivated the world with their precise carving, design, and exceptionally smooth surfaces.

He explained that this mechanical process is highly specialized and complex, requiring considerable time and money.

He added, “The failure of others to reproduce it stems from their unwillingness to acknowledge that the ancient Egyptians were capable of such work. This reluctance to admit that the ancient Egyptians possessed advanced machinery is the primary reason, a point I elaborate on in my book, ‘The Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt.'”

He affirmed his determination to continue his technological project, inspired by the technological civilization of the ancient Egyptians, stating, “My ambition knows no bounds, and I am determined to succeed in the end.”

• Dunn’s Books and Achievements

It is worth noting that Christopher Dunn is an American researcher and engineer (born in England and immigrated to the United States in 1969).

He presented the world with his comprehensive theories, asserting that the ancient Egyptians possessed highly advanced engineering techniques. In his most famous book, “The Power Station of Giza,” he proposes that the pyramids were a “power station” and not merely tombs.

In his book “Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt,” Dunn presented a unique study of the engineering and tools used in the construction of Egyptian monuments.

• He provided a detailed analysis of each of the major stones in Egyptian monuments, including the statues of Ramses II and the tunnels of the Serapeum.
• He revealed the use of highly sophisticated tools and massive machinery in ancient Egypt. His book details everything from the pyramids in the north to the temples in the south, where ancient craftsmen left their unique mark across Egypt, revealing a level of skill that is difficult to replicate today.

   Christopher Dunne compiled the results of more than 30 years of research and nine field trips to Egypt, offering a stunning analysis of every key stone in Egyptian monuments, including the statue of Ramses II in Luxor and the fallen crowns that once lay at his feet.

   His modern engineering expertise provides a unique perspective on the advanced technology used in the construction of these iconic prehistoric monuments.

• Using state-of-the-art digital photography, computer-aided design software, and measuring instruments, Dan revealed the incredible precision of these artifacts and the advanced manufacturing expertise required to produce them. 

  His computer analysis of the statues of Ramses II shows that the right and left sides of the face are perfectly symmetrical, and his examination of the mysterious secret tunnels in the Serapeum temple highlights some of the world’s most remarkable examples of precision engineering (according to the Golden Ratio).

   

  Dan’s research provides unprecedented evidence, in the form of more than 280 images, demonstrating that, despite their absence from the archaeological record, highly sophisticated tools and techniques, and even massive machinery, were employed in ancient Egypt.