Jammer,
If the AEs didn't have angles it makes my decoding of the EOH image more plausible.

I for one could not work out what came first the geometry or the maths.

Here is how I interpret the EOH.

The eye in the decoder below is facing straight on to the veiwer, therefore the numbers can be read on face, with the left and right hand facing EOHs (not illustrated) indicating reading from right to left or left to right, this makes use for many combinations of the numerals.
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Here is how I would use or hide the basic code required to design or pass on to future generations the geometry using mathematics of the GP without using angles.

Basic Number of Cubits per side;

(1) Take the LH#s; 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. in the top half of the decoder image.
(2) Take the RH#s; 9, 7, 5, 3, 1. (reversed).
(3) By combining the sequence of the #s thus; (19 + 37 + 55 + 73 + 91);
= 275.
(4) Reverse the #s 275 = (572) and add to 275 = (275 + 572)
= 847.
(5) Reverse and add 847.
= 1595.
(6) Reverse and add 1595
= 7546.
(7) Reverse and add 7546
= 14003.

(8) Reverse and add 14003
= 44044.

Result 440 can now be read both ways.

Height; (multiple of 7 is required here).

Royal Cubit Value;
= 525

Reverse and add 525; (525 + 252)
= 777

Result 777 can now be read both ways.

Base; (multiple of 11 required here).

In the lower half of the decoder there are 2 number twelves(12),one is read in reverse e.g. (21) making up the # 1221.

Result 1221 can now be read both ways.

Combining this information a triangle can be formed to scale, modeling the GP without using angles as in the graphic below.


By megamont2007
Confirmation of the angle of the Great Pyramid, e.g.
Without using angles;

Note the #s after the points in the angle's columns; 84 and 16 ;reverse them and add to their preceding #;
e.g. (51 + 48) = 99 (38 + 61) = 99
There is plenty more information in the of The Eye OF Horus Decoder.

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Regards,
Megamont.
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