Ronald Wrote:
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> creigs1707 Wrote:
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> The GOCT also regards the 'missing
> > Queens' of Khafre as a key indicator of the
> > validity of the theory.
>
> Scott,
>
> In one of his most recent books on Ancient
> Egyptian pyramids, Zahi Hawass described a Queen's
> pyramid from King Khafre ... Being the most
> formidable authority in the field at this time, I
> am convinced that Zahi Hawass is a very reliable
> source, thus the 'GOCT' is invalid ...

The claim is substantiated here:

[www.zahihawass.com]

Quote

"Remains of a subsidiary pyramid. lie on the north-south axis of the main
pyramid. Evidence proves that it belongs to a queen rather than a being
satellite pyramid. To the West of the subsidiary pyramid was found a serdab
that may have contained a statue for the Ka of the King."

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