How was Nan Madol built?

Channel: Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project

How was the Vast Archaeological Landscape at the Nan Madol World Heritage Site built? Bob Greenyer will propose a method using known and shown aspects of the New [Eternal] Fire. 250 million tonnes of prismatic Basalt, with some blocks weighing over 50 tonnes, 40% of it coming from a 25 mile away, steep hilltop.

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