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| August 05, 2001 01:18PM |
<HTML>Hi Chris,
AFA Dashur, I posted a quote from the Carlsberg papyri elsewhere that you referred to as "poetic" that addressed this.
I can also imagine that there was more than one religion in Egypt. The pyramids may have been built with slightly differing theologies in mind.
I think the fact there are shifts in the angles of the shafts argues against star alignments. I have also posted elsewhere, several elsewheres in fact, that the AE may have used boundaries in the sky as other horizons, but no one ever responds to that idea, so I have stopped....either it's too weird or too confusing....or something....
Joanne</HTML>
AFA Dashur, I posted a quote from the Carlsberg papyri elsewhere that you referred to as "poetic" that addressed this.
I can also imagine that there was more than one religion in Egypt. The pyramids may have been built with slightly differing theologies in mind.
I think the fact there are shifts in the angles of the shafts argues against star alignments. I have also posted elsewhere, several elsewheres in fact, that the AE may have used boundaries in the sky as other horizons, but no one ever responds to that idea, so I have stopped....either it's too weird or too confusing....or something....
Joanne</HTML>
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