I was just going through my figures again for the dimensions of the King's chamber.

I think it is 10.47m x 5.98m x 5.235m down to the real floor, not the paving stones.

Petrie doesn't give any actual heights for the room though as far as I can see - only vertical offsets from the outside pavement for the floor and ceiling - and he gives max and mins for these offsets, but if the max and mins don't correspond to the same points in the room, then that leaves uncertainty to the actual distances between floor and ceiling.(pyramid and temples of gizeh section 55).

He states elsewhere the height is 80 palms which is 5.98m.

Is this correct? Is there a more up to date reference for this figure I can reference?

Dave Light.