The Ancient wonders of the world, such as the Egyptian pyramids and the Greek Parthenon, were faked by the West with the aim of diminishing the glory of China, claims Huang Heqing, who teaches Western art and culture at Zhejiang University.
Professor Huang Heqing stated in a university lecture that in the 19th and the 20th centuries, the West was spending huge sums of money in places such as the Mediterranean or India forging historical relics of cultural importance. He proposed that the Pyramids of Khufu and the Great Sphinx of Giza were constructed in the 19th century and made of concrete. In the lecture he claims:
“A well-known French chemist and material scientist conducted physical and chemical analysis on the Khufu pyramid in the 1980s, and confirmed that other than a small amount of natural stone, it mostly consisted of concrete,”
The French chemist he is referring to is Joseph Davidovits, who was a materials scientist known for the invention of geopolymer chemistry. He is also attributed with the ‘limestone concrete hypothesis’, which suggests that the pyramids were not carved stone as initially thought, but mostly a form of limestone concrete that was ‘cast’ in a manner reminiscent of modern concrete.
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