Hermione,
The point is that I agree with Don in thinking that citing Wall is laughable.
You asked for a list of flaws.
I cited the first paragraph of his article as flawed.
You said you failed to see the flaw.
In the first paragraph of Wall's article, second sentence, he states:
QuoteThe purpose of this article is to examine the contention that "... an increasi
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Hermione,
You can start with the first paragraph of Wall's article.
He incorrectly states the purpose of the article.
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Hi Dave,
If you want a copy of p. 13 send me a PM. I have Allen in a text file.
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Most universities I checked have dropped their subscription to JARCE.
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Hi Hans,
I don't know why it is not more well-known. Perhaps it's the location and relatively minor scale.
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Perhaps here:
Author Sauneron, Serge.
Title The tomb of Princess Neferuptah / Serge Sauneron.
Description p. 6-9 : ill. ; 30 cm.
Series Egypt travel magazine.
Notes Offprint from: Egypt travel magazine, no. 23, 1956.
With: The Greco-Roman Museum at Alexandria / Wilna Salinas -- Acquaintance
with Egypt / Simonne Lacouture.
see also:
page 105
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There is a good discussion of the subject in The Pyramids, by Verner, beginning on page 159, and also in The Riddle of the Pyramids, by Mendelssohn, beginning on page 79.
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gravity: the attractive force exerted by mass.
mass: the amount of matter in a unit of volume; density.
gravity meter: instrument that measures gravity.
gravimetric plot: graphic display of gravity meter data.
Since gravitational force increases with mass, gravity meter data can be plotted as density, i.e., amount of matter per unit. The pyramid micro-gravimetric plot divides density into f
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Ronald Wrote:
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>.... Wouldn't it
> therefore be possible that the gravimetric image
> of Khufu's pyramid reveals ... steps ?
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> Ronald.
This was discussed in a previous thread.
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Hi Dave,
In the past there was a guard along the road to Thoth Hill and visitors were not allowed to continue. You may be able to get there through the very large new subdivision just to the northeast. It would be a shorter route as well.
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Thoth Hill Lat.25.76 Long.32.62
Site Name Period Azimuth
1 ? Archaic 119½
2 Horus 11th 117
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Clive Wrote:
> Please...is it possible to e-mail a greater
> detailed jpg of yours to amitron2001@yahoo ?
Nope
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You have the burden of proof--of providing facts and logic that lead to your conclusion.
You have done neither.
Thus, you have failed to prove your argument.
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1. How do we know the microgravity image is authentic? Reliable? Documentation? Explanation?
2. How does the microgravity image support the theory? Precise match?
2. How is the cavity relevant? Date? Position? Size? Detailed description?
3. Where is the evidence of the ramp's entrance? Exit? Difference in core block shape, size, composition, placement?
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QuoteThe little-known cavity may support the theory that the 4,500-year-old monument to Pharaoh Khufu was constructed inside out, via a spiraling, inclined interior tunnel—an idea that contradicts the prevailing wisdom that the monuments were built using an external ramp.
He wasn't the first to visit the space, but until now Egyptologists had taken little notice of it.
(emphasis adde
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I received an email today with this:QuoteWhile I was at the temple of Djoser, my guide mentioned that the French archaelogical team had discovered eleven more chambers under it. As far as I know, this information has not been made public yet.
The writer was discussing G1. "It" may refer to G1. I'm trying to get a clarification.
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QuoteWe eventually achieved the summit in about half an hour. At the top of the pyramid was a small flat area the size of a Japanese apartment where several people could sit. It was also large enough for several thousand mosquitoes to gather and dine on weary climbers. I took my shoes and socks off and soon found my feet covered with mosquitoes.
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This was taken between Giza and Saqqara if my memory is correct. A woman was washing clothes in the canal even though it was clogged with garbage.
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QuoteSlowly the Modernist skyline of concrete buildings transforms into a random series of squatter settlements, marshlands, and green fields. It is at that moment that you start to be faced with the conflict between the glorious existence of the Pyramids, and the nightmare existence of the city’s edge.
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