Dimensions of Pyramid at Meidum

* Height: 92m
* Base: 144m
* Slope: 51o 53'

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This gives us 275 cubits for a base and 175 for the height for a 11 to 7 ratio.

On a Giza Grid chart this would equal (1732.05 / 11) x 7 or 1102.21 cubits

Base 1732.05 cubits by Height 1102.31 cubits

Base 1732.05 inches by Height 1102.31 inches

Base 44 meters by Height 28 meters

and this ...

... The Great Pyramid of Menkaure at Giza
Posted by: Don Barone (IP Logged)
Date: February 16, 2009 11:02PM

Technical: (From this site)

Main Pyramid
Original name: Menkaure is Divine
Date of construction: 4th dynasty
Original height: 66.45 meters
Angle of inclination: 51o 20'
Lengths of sides of base 104.6 meters
Length of Causeway 608 Meters

Pyramid G 3a
Original height: 28.4 meters
Angle of inclination: 52o 15'
Length of sides of base: 44 meters

Pyramid G 3b
Length of sides of base: 31.24 meters

Pyramid G 3c
Length of sides of base: 31.24 meters ...

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So it appears Pyramid G 3a is a mini version of Meidum at Giza.

And slope would be (1/2 of 44) / 28 or 22/28 or 11/14 and the slope angle would be 51.84 degrees the same as for The Great Pyramid only in the scale of 1 meter = 1 cubit. Simply astounding as always here at Giza. How can one explain this unless we allow that they knew both measurement systems.

Regards
Don Barone


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