Anthony Wrote:
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> I'm always suspicious of someone whose career
> could directly benefit from (or at least is
> directly related to) a great "discovery" about
> ancient Egypt.
>
> Davidovits and his Geopolymers.
>
> Dunn and his Giza Power Plant.
>
> Neugebauer's stellar alignments.
>
> Houdin and his Architectural Tunnels.
>
>
> One might make the argument that it takes an
> engineer to recognize engineering principles, or
> an astronomer to recognize stars, but it is far
> more likely that we are looking at cases of
> psychological projection. Davidovits has
> explained how he would build the pyramid. Dunn
> has explained why he would build a pyramid.
> Neugebauer explains how he would mathematically
> align a pyramid feature to the stars. And Houdin
> has explained how somebody equipped with a 20th
> century degree in architecture and really nifty
> 3-D computer modeling capabilities would build a
> pyramid.



Anthony,


The only way to understand how the AE built their Great Pyramid is to try to place ourselves into their minds, combined with careful study of the remained, related evidence. Of course, the big problem is that these minds existed 4500 years ago. I mean, can modern Man fully understand/detect wich resources/modi operandi the AE would have used/exercised in the world they were so familiar with (and we aren't) ?


Regards,
Ronald.