Jammer Wrote:
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> Yet there are clear professional GPR density scans
> showing compaction in a spiral pattern climbing
> the pyramid.

It is impossible for the gravimetric scan to depict internal ramps. The lines in the scan are horizontal to the base so by definition the lines can not depict a ramp.

The lines are merely a result of the underlying step pyramid and show that stones were pulled up the sides which is also the only efficient way to build pyramids with the methods and materials they had available.

This really has been solved and now the sole remaining question is how did they pull the stones up the sides.

> And there are ramps, even at Giza (the ramp out of
> the stone quarry)...

This "ramp" is underbuilt and doesn't even point directly at the pyramid. It is far away from the pyramid.

Meanwhile a perfectly acceptable "ramp" leading from a valley structure on the river (a port) is ignored.



Misstating my arguments changes nothing. The facts remain and one of these facts is that it would be very difficult if not impossible to make even a tiny pyramid as a stepped structure using ramps. The very fact that it is a stepped structure and mass8ive shows they used an easy means (like pulling stones straight up the sides). Why would the largest project in human history employ the most inefficient possible means?

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Man fears the pyramid, time fears man.