-2600 years BC, at the dawn of civilization, a man called Imhotep erected a pyramid in the desert, at Saqqara, for his pharaoh. Everyone knows that, BUT what few people know is that, recently, studies have been carried out on the chemical composition of the stones that make up the step pyramid of Imhotep. From a scientific point of view, there is inconsistency and misunderstanding. The stones were not taken from a quarry, brought and cut. The stones were made on site in wooden molds to give them their uniform, rectangular shape. Scientists have proven that these stones were put in a semi-liquid state in wooden molds at the bottom of the Saqqara pyramid and then this semi-liquid texture dried in these molds until it became a solid state , in the state of stone.
This solid, rectangular 25 kg stone was then taken out of the molds and then given to a carrier whose mission was to transport it to the top of the pyramid.
But, scientists do not understand how Imhotep was able to carry out this operation. Top scientists cannot find the chemical formula used by Imhotep. Transforming stone into a semi-liquid state is scientifically IMPOSSIBLE today.

The reality is that Imhotep used a highly technological instrument to perform this operation, to return the stone to a semi-liquid state. He used a kind of stick, a scepter with a rounded end which is an instrument, a tool abandoned by the gods of antiquity, humanoids with a technology far more advanced than ours today. This tool, Imhotep found it in the basements of Saqqara which existed before he hid the entrance with his pyramid. Yes, the step pyramid of Saqqara hides a vast network of galleries and chambers built long before the pharaohs, by the ancient gods in which were left in particular this object, this instrument, this technological scepter, which makes it possible to return the stone to the semi-liquid state like clay in order to be able to model it and make extremely resistant granite.