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This project is presently based on measurements by Sir W.M.Flinders Petrie published in The Pyramids and Temples of Gizeh (1883). Measurements are precise enough to deduce the intention of the builders. A similar analysis concerning the composition of Giza in royal cubits was done by John Legon in 1979, and he was the first to deduce the composition. This independent analysis proves his statements, and also enhances the hypothesis with further arguments and discoveries. But, our analysis has a different goal, which is to reveal the magickal nature of the monuments, not scientific or artistic only. The first part consists of the analysis of measures, while the second part - Hall of Records - is an interpretation of the collected data.
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Great Pyramid
Little needs to be said to introduce the most fascinating architecture on the planet, the Great Pyramid. Devoid of any inscriptions, besides some dubious charcoal signs, is the builder of this ‘monolith’ unknown and so is its purpose. The academics see it as the tomb of Kheops, while the romanti...
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Hall of Records
We know that the most important cathedrals are not simply prestigious religious buildings, but also an encyclopedia of art and science pertaining to particular culture that erected it. The properties of the composition of the Giza plateau suggest that it was carefully planned to preserve the incorpo...
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Second Pyramid
The second pyramid is considered as the degradation of perfection, a replica of the Great Pyramid. Analysis suggests that it has its own system of values embedded into composition...
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Third Pyramid
The third pyramid is red. Red is the color of Horus, the child of Isis and Osiris. Horus was no one else but the Pharaoh identified with the sun rising in the morning above the horizon. When it rose to its most exalted point at midday it was transformed into Set, the burning fire...
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Instead of Metrology
In 1822 a French savant Edme Francois Jomard discovered a measuring rod that represents a royal cubit with its subdivisions. Was this ancient ruler used for the construction of the Great Pyramid?...
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In Search of Intention
A naive reader facing the vast corpus of Egyptian herritage is confronted by two opposing currents: Egyptologists and those searching for alternative vision....
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