At present, I seem to be doing too much juggling for my own good. With one hand, I am working on the ultra-Herculean task of attempting to make sense of the larger layout of the Giza pyramids, while at the same time I have been tempted to start looking the engineering of Egypt’s ancient pyramidContinue reading “Paving The Way”
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A “New” “2 Pi Root”, the Pyramid of Meidum, and Ancient Geodesy Part 1
Ancient Geodesy I almost hesitate to leap from metrology to geodesy (Wikipedia: geodesy, also named geodetics, is the scientific discipline that deals with the measurement and representation of the Earth) – I have enough unbelievable things to tell people about the mathematical prowess of ancient people as it is. Even some of the most open-minded people seem to struggle toContinue reading “A “New” “2 Pi Root”, the Pyramid of Meidum, and Ancient Geodesy Part 1″
Luke Piwalker 