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That doesn't mean the technology wasn't there before, and even todays known public technology, just think fiber laser only more powerful...not a stretch in the slightest.Trying to think back to geology class... Those are probably natural even though they don't look it. We don't have the technology to cut large blocks that cleanly. Extreme freeze/thaw cycles in the desert can weaken and crack blocks. If those blocks really were cut, that would imply some kind of gravity sheer technology.
I wouldn't mind using blocks that size for house foundation stones.
I think the unevenness is due to the years they have been sitting there unfinished. There is a very clear grid pattern laid out on the land above. As water soaks in, freezes at night and expands, it would be enough to sheer them apart eventually and let them fall loose from the sides, where it appears to my eyes to be more complete a job. The stuff on land more it looks like the soil has been soaked in and eroded things but in more of a slow wedging v shape leaving less than perfectly symmetrical patterns on top. But the centre line of the tops is still as perfect as you could get.I'll clarify in saying that "modern" human technology couldn't do it. The rocks look more split than actually cut. The splits only happen at the edges of the cliffs, so weight stress fracturing is highly likely. While they are mostly rectangular, they aren't entirely, and their sizes aren't consistent. There are some hexagonal pillar type rocks somewhere in the British Isles that also seem to defy explanation, but they're volcanic in nature.
The missing superstructures are another big key that these are natural. That would be something really hard to hide. The uneven block sizes wouldn't be very useful for building.
Those are still some great pictures.
On the conspiracy side, it would be more likely that an alien superweapon struck that area in more of a grid pattern and shocked the rocks apart.