Scientists Against Myths | Trihedral inner corner in a granite sarcophagus @ScientistsAgainstMyths | Uploaded December 2019 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
"The triangular inner corner in granite can not be made by primitive tools, without lasers!"
Are you serious? Lets see how this was done by Olga Vdovina, a sculptor and volunteer from Kemerovo (Russia).

So, here is what Olga started off with:
- granite
- flint, sandstone
- her slender hands
- her skill and perseverance
- 40 hours of hard work

Long, hard? Yes. But keep in mind that Olga, unlike the ancient stonemasons, was doing this kind of work for the first time in her life. And, as she said herself, 'the sculptor is not very tired'. We could do that again!

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Experiment conducted by Olga Vdovina
Video editing by Petr Strelikov
Music by Valery Senmuth
Animation by Clarus Victoria studio
English editing by Dmitry Oliferovich

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