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From the series: Influences of Extraterrestrial Civilizations

2 little aliens, with antenna on their heads, a nose like a trumpet, and 4 legs, struggle to assist 2 Egyptians push a large stone block while another Egyptian watches. In the background a pile of large stone blocks can be seen along with some wooden scaffolding.

Aliens help build the Egyptian Pyramids

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    11 hours ago

    Having to help a primitive civilization build something without sharing any futuristic technology with them sounds like the plot of a star trek episode.

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      6 hours ago

      If it goes like the only “building something by hand without advanced technology” episode I can think of, the pyramid gets built and then Kira blows it up a minute later. Which, frankly, is a very Kira thing to do.

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    12 hours ago

    Sharing this random comic because it’s got a Far Side kind of look to it. I wasn’t able to locate who the original artist for this one was as looking up “Influences of Extraterrestrial Civilizations” brings up alien articles. I was able to locate the original Polish version shared across a number of sites, but that’s about it.

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        11 hours ago

        Thanks. I think I did see that website come up, but it was a dead site so I didn’t realize that was the persons name.

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        Ah thanks.

        I ignored Facebook because I thought it would just be people sharing it. I guess I was assuming it would be on a personal website, Instagram, twitter, or tumblr, or the like since that’s what most comic artists use.