However, that's not to say we should not treat the study of the history of ideas that have been associated with Giza seriously, including the associations with numbers and geometry.

And of course, the Ancient Egyptians had their own symbolic, ritual and religious ideas which guided the form of the monuments in the first place.

"Nonsense is nonsense, but the academic study of nonsense is legitimate scholarship.”

One of the most important historical issues is Isaac Newton's interest in the dimensions of the Great Pyramid with respect to how they could aid his theory of gravitation.

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Dave Light