👉 Scaphognathitic is a term used to describe a type of stone used in ancient Egyptian masonry. It was typically made from granite and had a smooth, polished surface and was often used for the construction of doorways, steps, and other structures. The name "scaphognathitic" comes from the Greek word "scaphon" which means "scissors," as it is believed that these stones were used to cut and shape stone slabs into the desired shape.
