It is acknowledged by the norm of the “establishment” that the AE did not know the ratio of a circle’s diameter compared to its circumference to an exacting value…the numerical value that we are accustomed to calling pi.
This numerical ratio was first recorded by Pythagoras although modern evidence indicates the possibility of other nations being aware of it nearly 400 years before him.
There are numerous examples of the pi ratio evident at the Giza site, unfortunately, they have been construed as no more than coincidental at best.
Irrelevant of the obvious, those who reject the concept of the AE having gained this knowledge remain steadfast… unwavering in their belief…claiming “…since no written records exist then there is no proof that the designers/builders of Giza were aware of the pi value…”
Fortunately, the designers knew that coincidences in linear measure are possible and an ineffective method to prove without doubt that the pi value was fully realized at the time of construction.
How did they accomplish their goal…?
Had we given them full credit for their mathematical achievements then we would have realized the answer long ago.

To begin:
The entrance to G1


AVERAGE HEIGHT IS 33.57 Rc.

The growth of interest in Giza over the past 200 years has seen Egyptologists climbing each and every stone of this site looking for signs that may lead them to new discoveries.
Now is the time for them to stop and analyze the evidence with greater care and a different perspective of view.



Simplicity at its best...looking right at us and it went over our heads completely.
All values are calculated to four decimal places.

How did they do it...?
The Bent and Red pyramids at Dashure give us the answer.

Best.
Clive