The Three Stone Ships from the East - of the Giza Plateau (8 replies)

The three oblong boat pits that lie to the east of the Great Pyramid don’t appear to be of the same manufacture as the others, possibly with a different time frame...?

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Has anyone looked into the importance that those pits and their position might have had - perhaps from the point of view of measurement - in relation to the pyramid(s)? Has anyone attempted to relate, decode, understand them, or know if there any writings that include mention of them?

The Sumerian links to Egyptian lore are undeniable at this point, and I’ll explain my understanding of that soon in a book being finalized now. But I don’t do maths at any level and haven’t found anything much written about those massive boat pits that may or may not be significant. Any input/thoughts/internet links from the serious folks (as opposed to unsubstantiated beliefs which might be fun but aren’t very helpful) who frequent this board would be greatly appreciated. I would rather hear nothing back than get involved in the kind of squabbling conversations that spring up rather easily around such subjects. Thanks.

Madeleine