"Flexible" stones - sonic resonance?

[Keit]

Found the following pictures of megaliths on one of the Russian sites. There are no names for locations, have to do more searching. Commentator's theory is that these stones were somehow heated to the temperature above 1000C, something that made them flexible to the point where they could be cut or fitted into. But wouldn't specific resonance frequency be able produce a similar effect? With heat or some other effect of making the stones more "flexible"? Changing their physical or chemical properties?

_http://www.webpark.ru/comment/67810

 

[Cosmos]

maybe "sound wave focusing" as commented from the C's in some sessions?

 

[light worker]

One thing is sure - frequency is used in some way. In many historical buildings (walls) we can see the same kind of structure. Stone connection at pictures from Russian site are phenomenal. This type of stone processing is interesting from structural stability, because when earthquake hit this structure, stones connect each other and don't fall apart like bricks. For example, big stones in Machu Picchu (Peru) are made at the same way, and what is better more then 100 km there is no quarry with this type of stone. If we know that there is no big road only path for walk, then we have question: How do they (builders) transport so heavy stones. One theory is - frequency. I heard story that in Tibet there is knowledge how transport heavy things by air using sounds. Sound is frequency. If you know right frequency you can make lot of things.

In attachment is picture from Peru town Machu Picchu with same stone wall.

light worker

 

[clerck de bonk]

Found the following pictures of megaliths on one of the Russian sites. There are no names for locations, have to do more searching. Commentator's theory is that these stones were somehow heated to the temperature above 1000C, something that made them flexible to the point where they could be cut or fitted into. But wouldn't specific resonance frequency be able produce a similar effect? With heat or some other effect of making the stones more "flexible"? Changing their physical or chemical properties?

_http://www.webpark.ru/comment/67810

IME(In My Eyes) those pictures are from Machu Picchu, those niches are as telling as is the masonry. There might be pictures from Ollantaytambo in there also... But from Peru nevertheless.