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Zenodo
2026
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18308591 |
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- <p>Abstract<br>This paper extends the Geopolymer Hypothesis to the megalithic structures of East Asia and Ancient Europe. By analyzing the structural properties of 100-ton foundation slabs in China, 140-ton blocks in Japanese burial mounds (Kofun), and cyclopean masonry in Etruria, the author identifies a universal "Mass Decomposition" construction model. The presence of organic binders (rice starch, marine polymers) and physical imprints of flexible formwork (bamboo, woven mats) confirms that these monoliths were cast in situ using a bag-to-formwork delivery system.</p>