Megalithic Stone Working | Natron Theory | Marcell Fóti

An exploration of Marcell Fóti’s Natron Theory, which proposes that ancient megalithic builders used natron-based chemical processes to soften, shape, or cast stone during the construction of monumental architecture. The work examines historical evidence, geological observations, ancient technologies, and alternative engineering hypotheses related to megalithic stone cutting and placement. Topics include geopolymer concepts, Egyptian masonry techniques, chemical stone manipulation, and the implications for understanding ancient civilizations and lost technologies.