Chiginn Wrote:
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> A prospective article which hints at the
> potential for further discoveries within the Great
> Pyramid:
>
> [arxiv.org]
>
> Biondi & Malanga (?2022?), SYNTHETIC APERTURE
> RADAR DOPPLER TOMOGRAPHY REVEALS DETAILS OF
> UNDISCOVERED HIGH-RESOLUTION
> INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF THE GREAT PYRAMID OF GIZA.

(August 2022, I think)

Whilst I'm unable to make any comment on the scientific discussion, and whilst the paper is only a pre-print, I can't help thinking that some of the references might need some attention.

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Mark Lehner and Richard H Wilkinson. Complete Pyramids: Solving the Ancient Mysteries. Thames and Hudson
Incorporated, 1997 [1, p. 34]

Strangely, my 1997 edition of CP makes no mention of Wilkinson as co-author.

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Craig B Smith and Zawi Hawass. How the great pyramid was built. Smithsonian Institution, 2018. [3, p. 34]

I couldn't find a 2018 Smithsonian edition of this - [www.smithsonianbooks.com]

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Uditi Bhatt. Subcontinent of india: A part of the earliest and most advanced civilisation of the world. 2019. [5, p. 34]

This undergraduate paper does not seem to have received wide acceptance. The only citation is by Biondi & Malanga themselves - [scholar.google.com]

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Graham Hancock. Fingerprints of the Gods. Random House, 2011. [17, p. 34]

- as a source (without page number) for:

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The structure 10 develops around the Zed, approximately at the height of the lowest room (Davison’s Chamber) [17] (p. 26)

Really ??

Other work by Malanga (it.) - [www.amazon.it]

And:

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.The authors are open to the possibility that a technologically more advanced
civilization existed before a known timeline, where the existence of various glacial ages [6] prevented the passing down
of history. Focusing on the mythical cities mentioned in ancient Indian texts, describing how that subcontinent was an
integral part of this [7, 8]. However, how the Egyptian Pyramids were built has remained an enduring mystery[9, 10, 11].
A theory that the pyramids were cast of cement-like conglomerate made directly in-situ using granular limestone
aggregates and an alkali-silicate binder, is proposed in [12], and evidences are also discussed in [13, 14]. (p. 1)

Oh, dear ...

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