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| April 25, 2008 08:40PM |
MJ:
The illustration below shows the horizontal dimensioning for the King’s Chamber, Antechamber and connecting passage with respect to the structure’s c-line...not the “Great step”.
It contains a large amount of information and requires extensive study to realize what is being presented.
You state that circular measure is not parceled into the Kc design. Whatever you believe is your option, but the dimensioned circles have a message of their own.
You require a calculator to realize what the designers accomplished with this simple arrangement of two chambers.
The three “adjustable” portcullises in the Antechamber are symbolic...representing the upper, middle and lower points as illustrated by the three colored circles inside the Antechamber.
The resulting three colored lines are a guide to better things.
Best.
Clive
The illustration below shows the horizontal dimensioning for the King’s Chamber, Antechamber and connecting passage with respect to the structure’s c-line...not the “Great step”.
It contains a large amount of information and requires extensive study to realize what is being presented.
You state that circular measure is not parceled into the Kc design. Whatever you believe is your option, but the dimensioned circles have a message of their own.
You require a calculator to realize what the designers accomplished with this simple arrangement of two chambers.
The three “adjustable” portcullises in the Antechamber are symbolic...representing the upper, middle and lower points as illustrated by the three colored circles inside the Antechamber.
The resulting three colored lines are a guide to better things.
Best.
Clive
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