This rock of considerable size was found cut in half with a perfect cut. As if it had been cut by someone who used extremely advanced technology.
From the moment this stone was discovered, there has been a continuous debate in the scientific community about the origin of the stone and how it was cut.
Who would have had such technology in ancient times to be able to make such a perfect cut?
The first suggestion of the researchers was that we are dealing with a natural phenomenon. A crack that would have widened. But this is unlikely because the cut is perpendicular to the rock layers. This makes this theory very unlikely.
Another interesting detail is that after the perfect cut, the resulting two pieces of stone did not move despite their fragile supports. (see pictures)
Judging by the petroglyphs on this stone, the researchers came to the conclusion that this stone was cut a few centuries BC.