cyclopian
Cyclopean refers to structures built with massive, irregular blocks of stone, often so large that it seems impossible for ordinary humans to have moved them. These stones are typically fitted together without mortar, relying on their sheer weight and precise shaping to create stable walls. The term originates from the ancient Greek myths of the Cyclopes, a race of giants with a single eye in the middle of their forehead, who were credited with building such formidable fortifications.
Examples of cyclopean masonry can be found in various ancient civilizations around the world. In Greece, Mycenae
The construction methods behind cyclopean architecture remain a subject of speculation and study. Theories range from