Oceanic / Aquatic Egyptian Pyramids (Not the fake msn, etc.)

[kavaris]

Maybe i should actually be phrasing this as a question, between two options (or #3 option, if you have another one in mind)

So in Egypt, im wondering, like, if that whole sand-covered area there (theres alot of places that are sandy in the mid est obviously) but specifically, in Egypt, theres like Crustaceans and stuff like this found inside of the stone and not just the stones of the pyramid itself, but all around the landscape in Giza, and to me thats a question on the nature of the water, or oceanic water, the time period, and/or whatever else was going on, presumably im referring to the water level there?... during what i assume was a flood of some sort? Or some sort've degree of   ~causing erosion and such in some places (possibly related to the scoop marks and such? who knows?...)

... That's one option, wherein, lots of water occurred (in whatever way it might've happened)

And im assuming, the water sat there, til it cooked and dried up ~til the point of sand like Ocean sand ("Ocean sand", cool band name)

Option#2 .... This would be something along the lines of "hear-say", like maybe its purely coincidence, like maybe the stones there are from that early time period (millions of years ago im talking about) and what we are seeing is just the million year old stones that go back to the well-known era of higher water-levels.... Or in other words, we are seeing oddities that have been carried through to the period thats lead to the pyramid construction.

Thats option "two". Its sortve hard to explain cause its like, i dont really understand either option. But feel free to explain it, or to completely rewrite the two options yourselves, and reask it, or redefine it and re post it here, or something.

Note, its just a random image below for something to look at...

Edited Tuesday at 04:44 PM by kavaris

[thenondualtankie]

Maybe they created the stone near water and transported it to the pyramids?

[kavaris]

On 8/26/2026 at 7:48 AM, thenondualtankie said:

Maybe they created the stone near water and transported it to the pyramids?

Yes, good. So then the next question is, "Why is the desert itself all sand", Like they say that it was once fertile land, So why did everything become like Oceanic sand .... And sandstone, etc, but its very sandy, beachy, islandy, and so suddenly, depending on whatever the time / sequence is, but i mean, even just getting the basic development pinned down there is confusing, cause its near what i assume is like the Sun's scar... i mean, theres also the circular scar of a literal sun blast (talkin about the west African scars...) and then the suns rays sweep across the sahara, and then continues throughout the mid est -in terms of how much sandy stuffs goin on... Lol, like "Who put all this sandy stuff here", like if we were real young, and we visit there, we might randomly come out w/ that... But now we wanna know why, 'Why sand basically.

Edited 1 hour ago by kavaris

[kavaris]

(cont.) Obv, theres also like, mountaineous stuff in i wanna say kazakhstan, etc, Afghanistan into Himalayan territory... or watevs... Somewhere theres a well-forested area that begins the hospitable areas again, in the est, i forget where, but its a long stretch of something like sandy dunes, or sandy sand stone desert. Im not pretending to know what any of it means, i just like mountaineous places.