Textbook Style Works on Alternative Technology?

Is anyone aware of publications of alternative history on things like megalithic construction that are both focused on reconstructing the methods used (not just finding fault with mainstream ones) and well illustrated? I have on hand books like Building in Egypt and La construction pharaonique and would be really interested in something similar for alternative explanations.

https://www.meretsegerbooks.com/pages/books/M3402/arnold-dieter/building-in-egypt-pharaonic-stone-masonry

https://www.meretsegerbooks.com/pages/books/M5694a/goyon-jean-claude-golvin-jean-claude-simoin-boidot-claire-martinet-gilles/la-construction-pharaonique

I'm familiar with Chris Dunn's work. I'm looking for something that's less an just an argument for alternative technologies than a drier reconstruction of those in specific detail. Most of the publications I've seen, like from Dunn or Hancock, are framed more like an investigation into the topic rather than a textbook.

Thanks for any recommendations!