From Piazzi Smyth's 1867 Life and work at the Great Pyramid during the months of January, February, March, and April, A.D. 1865 : with a discussion of the facts ascertained
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Where is the Inside of the Great Pyramid?
When you enter the Great Pyramid, you are not coming the way it was designed. You are coming in through a tunnel made later; Al-Ma'mun's tunnel. In this photo, the staircase is modern. It leads up to the Ascending Passage which was not accessible after the Great Pyramid was originally finished. The Plugging Blocks can…
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Theory and Practice: The Pyramid Angle
Screen shot from the documentary about the theory of Jean-Pierre Houdin. https://youtu.be/auFImpmQXF8 These are the angle measurements Flinders Petrie obtained from various spots around the Great Pyramid using different methods. At first look, the differences appear small, but are they really? When you convert his measurements to the Egyptian pyramid angle scheme of palm per…
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Stonehenge: A Moon Clock of the Ages?
Stonehenge in England is famous for its Saracen "Sarsen" Stone Circle. Why it was originally built after 2600 B.C. is difficult to prove but the sky probably played at role (Gerald S. Hawkins). But there is something about Stonehenge most people don't know and that is a ring of 56 holes named after John Aubrey…
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Numerical Code of its Architecture Hiding in the Great Pyramid’s Summit?
The Summit of the Great Pyramid. The Tripod was placed in 1874 by David Gill during the Transit of Venus Party, but it was removed in 2019. If you could climb up to the summit of the Great Pyramid, you would arrive on a platform at the 201st course. This platform measures 11.7 (N-S) x…
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Orion Mystery Solved: The Three Pyramids were aligned using Thoth’s Architectural Code of the Moon
In The Orion Mystery Robert Bauval proposed that the three Giza Pyramids were laid out on the Giza Plateau to imitate the three stars of the belt of Orion. Here, I show that this lay-out was designed using distances in ratios defined by the lunar month. This is the site plan reconstructed by John Legon…
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The m33w-wr Title: From Chief of Royal Works to Chief Astronomer
From: Cecil M. Firth and J. E. Quibell (1935). Excavations at Saqqara: The Step Pyramid. Volume II. Plates. Plate 58. The upright red rectangle shows the royal banner of Netjerjkhet (Djoser), and the name underlined in red is that of jm-htp, Imhotep. On the left, the title m33w-wr is framed in red. Marina Escolano-Poveda from…
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Howard Vyse Two Months after Breaking into the Relieving Chambers
During the two-month period of late March to early June, 1837 Howard Vyse blasted entries into the four unkown voids above the King Chamber in the Great Pyramid. On August 6, two months later, he wrote in a foot-note about a cartouche of Menkaure that it was not alike those of his predecessors Suphis I…
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