Hello,

Thank you for your comment.

"It is simply astounding that sample can't be collected,
analyzed and some sort of definite answer suggested."

I agree, like how hard can that be? We can take samples from Mars and even know and understand the atmosphere, but, go to the GP and all hell breaks loose.......gee, I wonder why? But, they can go into the shafts and gear up their little robots, amazing isn't it?

I have not heard about the:

"It's equally surprising that the builders would use
varying layers that reflect the sunspot cycle. This
may be of no real import but limestone is not depos-
ited in this way so it would seem to be telling or en-
tirely coincidental. "

Do you understand well about the sunspot limestone ???? I went to that link you offered and I saw the one "Terraced Travertine Formations at Minerva Terrace, Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park." Is that what you are referring to or can you explain? Are you saying the limestone in the Sphinx enclosure resembles that or the GP was an outcropping of such and just added on to? Or the blocks were cut from travertine grade rock? Thank you,
C

OH, I just posted a pic of the GP's North to East face corner all of the way up to the top (the North face is to the right of the photograph) . It shows the various blocks and base, but hard to see all of the way up as the photograph was resized. You can see though repairs and different quality of stones used at the base and up the faces.

It is on the frontpage of CT- scroll down a bit and it is there. Can you see any of what you are talking about? Please let me know and point it out if you can......please, pretty please..........

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