Clive Wrote:
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> Graham:
>
> The King's chamber is set perfectly in place, but
> requires time and drawings to explain the story
> fully.


Not really. It only requires one drawing, that which also explains slope, height and base.

When "the face being equal to that of the height squared" is mentioned by such surveyors as Petrie it's well to remember that it is the only theory that supports his use of the theodolite on the casing stones "in situ"

ie 51º 49' 38.3"

or as he read them

Casing stones, in situ, N. side, by theodolite - 51º 46' 45" ± 2' 7"

IOW about 51º 45 - 51º 49 (Chapter 6 Section 24)

I think that's what is being said

"The only safe test for the reality of intentional connections is their being part of a system."

One drawing thus qualifies.

Graham