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Polaris as latitude (no replies)
Were the pyramids designed so as to refer to the present age? It seems that the apparent altitude of Polaris at lower culmination is encoded. The observation point is the Great Pyramid.
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The Secret meaning of the Great Pyramid's dimensions discovered. (1 reply)
I have the pleasure to present you in image, the discovery that we made recently on the dimensions of the Great Pyramid of Khufu, which proves once again that the official reason of this monument is...
View ArticleDid the AE understand the distance light travels in a day? (no replies)
I have been working on a theory that the story of Djedi in the Westcar Papyrus encodes details of the design of Khufu's Pyramid. That theory is published here: [grahamhancock.com] While working on...
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Area and the Rhind Papyrus (4 replies)
I’ve reported elsewhere my suggestion that the circle area formula in the Rhind Papyrus (deduct one-ninth from the diameter and square the result) may well derive from squaring the circle using 256/81...
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Giza Plateau: Schematic (no replies)
Adding to the list of hypotheses concerning the placing of G2, I’ve now loaded my Giza analysis onto my web site: Giza Plateau: Layout Design and Dimensions I’ve provided the plan below because I...
View ArticleDiodorus measures pyramids (1 reply)
Diodorus Siculus a Greek historian of the 1st Century B.C. On p.79 of 'The Antiquities of Egypt' A Translation, with Notes, of Book 1 of The library of History of Diodorus Siculus' Edwin Murphy....
View ArticleO C T allegation. . . clarification? (1 reply)
From the image on Graham's Wikipedia page. I happened to click there on my way to the message board and found myself staring straight at this pic of the pyramid - star overlay, one we've all...
View ArticleHeight of G1 / Great Pyramid (1 reply)
Reviewing Petries “Pyramids and Temples of Gizeh” as outlined here [www.ronaldbirdsall.com] Petrie states QuotePetrie On the whole, we probably cannot do better than take 51º 52' ± 2' as the nearest...
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G1 Thermal Anomaly Hoax? (25 replies)
There are some things that have always been off to me about this. First would be the vertical block which was installed in modern times. On G1 and G2 there can be seen several vertical blocks which...
View ArticleEstablishing relationships between the cubit, the megalithic yard and the...
These relationships are fixed within the context of the G1 framework based on 1760 base 280 height sekhed 14/11. It has taken a long time to work them out and they hold and are explainable if the...
View ArticleWatching this vid...reminded me of the Elephant carver. (no replies)
To jog the memory - [www.youtube.com] We know how long it took for him to complete this tiny project. Project the time/manpower and vast numbers of super skilled craftsmen it would have required in...
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A question of Orientation , Hemiunu's mastaba (1 reply)
Hemiunu , the Consensus of opinion from the orthodox archaeological world is that hemiunu was the designer of the Great Pyramid.[en.wikipedia.org] Now that may be true, but for the guy who oversaw the...
View ArticleAlbert Perry (3 replies)
I just discovered this person Albert Perry. In case you don’t know, Mr. Perry’s y chromosome is 340,000 years old. But I have issue. See, I did the same test, from the same company. My y chromosome is...
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Khufu’s Pyramid Located (2 replies)
On Monday, 26FEB18, members of the Glen Dash Foundation for Archaeological Research scaled the Great Pyramid of Giza to ascertain the monument’s true coordinate location. At the summit, the team...
View ArticleThoth the inventor of Astronomy and Writing (1 reply)
Thoth is the Greek name for an Ancient Egyptian deity recognised as the inventor of writing, measuring and of astronomy amongst many other talents. My question is why is Thoth credited with these...
View ArticleMalay Seafarers and the Dingo (2 replies)
A recent news article I read had an interesting assertion that the Dingo was brought to Australia likely by Malaysian seafarers. Reading Wikipedia the claim is made again: “The earliest known dingo...
View ArticleOff-Topic… unlikely as the "tomb" theory... (35 replies)
Scott Creighton Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > SC: What evidence does AMR present in her paper > that conclusively proves that the painted marks > therein...
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The Giant, the Net, the fish and the boat. Was Sneferu bored? (no replies)
The story of Djadjaemankh in the Westcar Papyrus is an interesting one in that it portrays the pharaoh Sneferu as kind of a fool that is bored and in need of entertainment. That entertainment comes in...
View ArticleHow was the Lehner Line designed? (2 replies)
In my books I have presented the Hellenic mountains that correspond to the Giza triad. But in my theory, when assigning the G1 and G2 pyramids to the mountain counterparts we note that there is an...
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Megalithic Unit: Meayll, Isle of Man (no replies)
I have suggested that the megalithic yard, where it appears on the diameters of stone circles, might be a consequence of a unit actually on the circumference, this unit being a fraction of 1MY x pi =...
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