This is an intriguing carving of a yazhi in a temple in TamilNadu, India which exists from 10th century. This stone ball in the mouth of the yazhi (mythical animal) can be freely rotated but can't be taken out. So how could this be possibly carved? What was the tools and techniques used then?
Explain This Shit?
Bentley Sanders
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Hunter Garcia
>what is a chisel
Nathaniel Fisher
Kevin Watson
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Dylan Jones
>muh god made duh rotatin stones!
Parker Gray
Chisel, Water. What you fail to understand is people didn't mind spenting hours and hours day by day to get their work done. The persons that did this art on the Temple worked for the state and had their whole life to do this one job.
Charles Jones
God damn you're retarded
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Noah Reyes
a thread died for this
Ian Long
>wa is uh chisel duh i wike spidahman duh
Michael Sullivan
chisel, sand and water.
fucking retard
Carter Miller
Obviously magic and elf dust.
Jordan Gutierrez
>So how could this be possibly carved
Oliver Stewart
Ethan Gray
Seriously? You think that is a feat of engineering? They cradled it and then buit the rest of the statue..
Gavin Robinson
Somebody show OP how to make a cube inside a cube inside a cube on a lathe.
Daniel Carter
IF ONLY WE HAD A BLACKED THREAD OR 10 TO GO WITH THIS IMPORTANT Sup Forums THREAD THAT DESERVES TO BE AT THE TOP OF THE CATALOG
>in all fields
Dylan Harris
Old men whittle shit like this all the time
Grayson Wood
>We wuzing pajeet hiding behind yuro flag
Why am I not surprised that you have literally no understanding about mathematical shapes?
Robert Brown
ayy lmaos did it and then told the locals its fine to shit wherever you want as a prank
Alexander Sanchez
>a fucking ball bearing
Jayden Davis
This is probably the dumbest post I have seen today.
Chase Torres
Ian Torres
When you don't have the distraction of social media and television you can get a surprising amount of cool stuff done.