At present we are having a bit of discussion at GHMB again about Chephren’s pyramid. We seem to have at least a small amount of consensus on its measurements, and the ability of those measurements to communicate the Lunar Year at a 1:1 ratio of Imperial Feet to days. It reminds me that I amContinue reading “Chephren’s Pyramid from Top to Bottom”
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More on Chephren’s Pyramid
Chephren’s Pyramid In the very recent post Inside Chepren’s Pyramid, Part One, I offered some observations about the upper coffer chamber (“Belzoni’s Chamber”) “…If we scroll back up to the last diagram, we see that the bottoms of the holes in the walls are at (on left) 524 cm – (26 + 140 cm) =Continue reading “More on Chephren’s Pyramid”
Inside Chephren’s Pyramid, Part One
Some of us have been looking a little more closely again at the interiors of the pyramids of Cheops and Chephren on GHMB. “DUNE” and “molder” both have some interesting suggestions and observations, and it’s interesting to see if we can find out where it’s all headed, and how many interesting suggestions might work togetherContinue reading “Inside Chephren’s Pyramid, Part One”
Some Random Weirdness
I often like to let the numbers steer a conversation although that may make it more difficult for some to follow the logic, but the logic of it is exploring relationships between numbers and particularly those which allow certain numbers to be grouped in informative ways – in ways that store the most data withinContinue reading “Some Random Weirdness”
The Interpretive Use of Royal Cubits and the Mysteries of Chephren
I come to an interesting place in my adventures with ancient architecture and metrology, where I’m seemingly asked to give up my beliefs without actually giving them up. It may not be a difficult choice, but it does seem something of a strange one. Have I gotten lost? How did I get to such aContinue reading “The Interpretive Use of Royal Cubits and the Mysteries of Chephren”
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