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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 romantics often completely loose themselves in their imagination. What if it is simply a cathedral where ancient Egyptian gods were praised? Does the Great Pyramid represent the lost phallus of Osiris?
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SUBTERRANEAN Chamber
A surprise rests in the Subterranean Chamber which is the most roughly cut chamber in the Great Pyramid. ...
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Queen Chamber
Another opportunity to check whether the royal cubit fits modularly into dimensions is the so called Queen's Chamber. ...
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SPATIAL POSITION of King Chamber
The King's Chamber is not completely in line with the central vertical line of the pyramid....
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King Chamber-COFFER
The coffer in the King's Chamber has been most carefully measured by Petrie, since much was expected to be learned from the dimensions and relations between them. Like so many other compositional properties of the Great Pyramid this small object proves to be another gem...
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DIMENSIONS of Great Pyramid
If the calculations concerning the royal cubit are correct the main dimensions of the pyramid should also prove that....
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Great Pyramid-King Chamber
The best place to search for the original measure used by the builders of the Great Pyramid is surely the King’s Chamber, which is the most carefully executed room in the pyramid....
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