The construction of pyramids significantly deviated from our imaginations? The material was supposed to be different from stone

Most archaeologists and historians disagree with the theory that Egyptian pyramids were cast in wooden molds, favoring traditional methods involving ramps and cranes. French chemist Joseph Davidovits first proposed the casting theory in the 1970s, but subsequent studies found no evidence supporting it. Belgian physicist Guy Demortier revisited this idea, suggesting that the construction methods proposed by traditionalists were impractical. However, the majority of researchers remain skeptical of the casting theory, citing insufficient experiments and limited sample sizes used in studies. The debate continues, highlighting the divide between different scientific disciplines regarding pyramid construction.