Don Barone Wrote:
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> Dimensions of Pyramid at Meidum
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> * 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.


You're just now realizing that Khufu's dad used the same seqed for one of his pyramids as he did?

It's another one of those "cultural precedents" we've tried to tell you about for years. Just like the interior is a close match for the interior of the subsidiary pyramid at the Bent.




> 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.

Because 275 cubits and 175 cubits are even numbers, and easily scalable from a 1:25 diagram.

There. Puzzle solved.




Anthony

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