The Ancient Egyptian Stones Were Perfectly Precise How is this Possible? Many Qs Little Answers

originally posted by: AlanBChrist
a reply to: Hanslune


The last picture is telling you something,,.

Look at the direction the boat is facing ,. there pulling on the front of the boat
to a leveled area from a ramp ,..a down ramp,. need I say more

The DDC sees all and knows all

No idea what you are talking about oh and again, the link to the 'ddc' doesn't work so your magical source is not helping you.

The 'down' ramp is a lever....

a reply to: bloodymarvelous

Let know how that turns out

there is no need to raise the blocks anywhere,,. the elevation was 250 higher
so the quarry would be started at the same elevation as the excavation
most of the qurry isn't even there today

a reply to: Hanslune

Yes it will

You have to use capital letters were needed
Put a space before an after the back slash
a space before the word File and a semicolon after the word File

I 'm going to be you did'n't
you could suplament the page number with 6 or 7insted of 0

originally posted by: AlanBChrist
a reply to: bloodymarvelous

Let know how that turns out

there is no need to raise the blocks anywhere,,. the elevation was 250 higher
so the quarry would be started at the same elevation as the excavation
most of the qurry isn't even there today

so, using just the area of the great pyramid lets figure out the volume you would have to move if you started with an extra 250'.

756^2 * 250 = 142,884,000 cubic feet of material to remove.

Looks like the whole plateau is about 1.6km (5249ft) x 1.9km (6233ft).

5249 * 6233 * 250 = 8,179,254,250 cubic feet of material to remove.

Where did this extra material go?

I suppose the Egyptians ground it into sand so the work would be undetectable. Right?

If they removed 250' of material to construct the pyramids, why didn't they just carve them out of the bedrock, like the sphinx?

a reply to: Mike27

Until about two years ago I lived about 3 miles away from a rock qurry that is
supplying the rock for the concreate for the new freeway construction

It is my friends grandfathers land that is leased by the state but ran by and worked
by there family

They dragline a hole that is hundereds of feet deep and the same amount across ,.
the pile of rock generated over the years are over 150ft high
it is a small pyramid within it'self


how much matting and levering are they going to have to due after 100000 blocks
You are forgeting the timeline of one block layed ervery 7 minutes or something

Maybe they think it's just fun to lever things off the ground for no reason

It is clearly not a defect if it was there would still be a strait line that defines the edge like the left side

Of couse the picture sould be taking with a grain of salt

The DDC is never wrong

a reply to: Mike27

OK class iis back,,..

YOU are at ground level on the plteau BEFORE THE PYRAMID WAS BUILT That ground level was 250ft higher than the plateau ground level today
ground level would be zero becouse of the starting elevation OF THE EXCAVATION
NOT +250 THERE IS NO EXTRA MATEIRAL

While at ground level you map out the base of pyramid
then excavate na ditch 20ft wide 250ft deep around the base dimention
leave a CORE tyhat is smaller than the original base dimentions

at the same time the down ramp would have been excavated in depth along with the ditch so that they couild remove the matriral

So the only material that was excavated is from the ditch and a little bit from the core becouse you would want a smaller vertion of the pyramid for the core the top of the core should be as close to ground level WHITCH IS ONLY HALF THE HEIGHT OF THE COMPLETE PYRAMID

Your doing the mathmatics with the wrong numbers

The DDC is always correct

originally posted by: AlanBChrist
a reply to: Hanslune

Yes it will

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Suggestion why don't you just post a functional link? I mean is that not a better idea?

originally posted by: Mike27

so, using just the area of the great pyramid lets figure out the volume you would have to move if you started with an extra 250'.

756^2 * 250 = 142,884,000 cubic feet of material to remove.

Looks like the whole plateau is about 1.6km (5249ft) x 1.9km (6233ft).

5249 * 6233 * 250 = 8,179,254,250 cubic feet of material to remove.

Where did this extra material go?

I suppose the Egyptians ground it into sand so the work would be undetectable. Right?

If they removed 250' of material to construct the pyramids, why didn't they just carve them out of the bedrock, like the sphinx?

I estimated just 300 million tons of limestone, given the GP is 6.5 million tons that's a lot limestone to remove. Also much of the limestone that currently remains of the original surface (before the pyramids were built) shows heavy erosion - which one would expect from water, sand and salt erosion on exposed limestone.

Yes, why not just carve them out as was the Sphinx (well it does have a lot cut blocks around it too). Instead cut into limestone to create a base then cut that base up into little bits and reassemble it? That I have to say sound crazy. Now, the AE did incorporate part of the ridge line into the pyramids so why (12 and 23% percentage).

His idea creates vast amounts of labour well over 50 times more excavation than what was actually done. Additionally, that area was being used for burial before the pyramids were made so how did they get their if there was a massive lump of a limestone mass there?

One wonder how the west, east, central and south mastaba and rock tombs got there....and how did the main Wadi form if it was under rocks?

originally posted by: AlanBChrist
a reply to: bloodymarvelous

Let know how that turns out

there is no need to raise the blocks anywhere,,. the elevation was 250 higher
so the quarry would be started at the same elevation as the excavation
most of the qurry isn't even there today

ALL of the quarries are still there today.
Where do you think they would be? Did they sashay down to quarrytown or something?

Harte

originally posted by: Harte

originally posted by: AlanBChrist
a reply to: bloodymarvelous

Let know how that turns out

there is no need to raise the blocks anywhere,,. the elevation was 250 higher
so the quarry would be started at the same elevation as the excavation
most of the qurry isn't even there today

ALL of the quarries are still there today.
Where do you think they would be? Did they sashay down to quarrytown or something?

Harte

Alan since you won't link to the mythical "DDC"

Could you show us the area on this topographical map the boundary of where all the limestone was removed from?




The orange is where the existing quarries are.


Oh did you know that Nicky Tesla left me a SUPER UBER DDC that completely overturns everything you said in your DDC? To get to it go to a quite corner of the internet and scream like a chicken and it will open - if you are of pure mind and spirit.

originally posted by: Hanslune
Oh did you know that Nicky Tesla left me a SUPER UBER DDC that completely overturns everything you said in your DDC? To get to it go to a quite corner of the internet and scream like a chicken and it will open - if you are of pure mind and spirit.

The NT is never wrong.

Harte

originally posted by: Harte

originally posted by: Hanslune
Oh did you know that Nicky Tesla left me a SUPER UBER DDC that completely overturns everything you said in your DDC? To get to it go to a quite corner of the internet and scream like a chicken and it will open - if you are of pure mind and spirit.

The NT is never wrong.

Harte

Nope even when he was hopelessly nuts he was was doing all kinds of magical things - or at least he thought he was!

Image I got from an email. I asked a question about the original surface of Giza - there are some parts that were not destroyed here is one same near Khentkawes step pyramid - the badly erode parts (three) are what most of the Giza Moqattam Eocene (50 million years ago) limestone that was left. Limestone is eroded by rain, sand and salt it it left these signs - plus some on the pyramids foundations also - clear evidence of erosion.

a reply to: Harte

Frist of all you are going on the total volume of the qurries you have forgotten the 5ft of space that surrounds every block pad so once again the volume thatcame out as in blocks is far less than you state if you do this to all the qurries what did YOU do with all that extra mateial

a reply to: Harte

And yet you did not explain how your method is correct but sense you have no
method to speak of you could never be right either so that makes complete redundency

a reply to: AlanBChrist

In the end your trying to say that the volume that cam out of those 3 qurries was enough to bild all three pyramids INCLUDEING THE MATERIAL NEEDED FOR THE UPRAMPS

That of course is impossible IT don't matter anyway
If one level was 3ft in hight you would have to satart putting a layer of 3 ft to stay at a workable angle
If this is a mud ramp it would take water to keep it a mud ramp

Remember your not building anything during this TIME , and you would have to do this like 45 times

bUT YOU ARE DIGGING ONE HELL OF A HOLE SOME WHERE AREN 'T YOU

a reply to: Harte

You still have not answered my last statements becouse you can't
You could not give any logical method for pyramid construction
You haven't a clue
And we have not even started on the inner chambers anmd grand gallery

erasing the conversation of the DDC is not very fair now is it no matter it's in your head
so you can't run away from it

The DDC is correct

a reply to: Harte

You can't be born hebrew any more than you can be born christan

i still can't

understand how to get a 430 ft pyramid out of a hole.

and even if it were only the 250' base, how much space would you need around the whole thing for all the workers and ramps and stuff in that hole?

originally posted by: AlanBChrist
a reply to: AlanBChrist

In the end your trying to say that the volume that cam out of those 3 qurries was enough to bild all three pyramids INCLUDEING THE MATERIAL NEEDED FOR THE UPRAMPS

That of course is impossible IT don't matter anyway
If one level was 3ft in hight you would have to satart putting a layer of 3 ft to stay at a workable angle
If this is a mud ramp it would take water to keep it a mud ramp

Remember your not building anything during this TIME , and you would have to do this like 45 times

bUT YOU ARE DIGGING ONE HELL OF A HOLE SOME WHERE AREN 'T YOU

ah dude they had this magical substance called mud-brick - endless amounts and it tends to dissolve when exposed to heat and wet (see later pyramids) the ramps were probably made of that material.

originally posted by: sarahvital
i still can't

understand how to get a 430 ft pyramid out of a hole.

and even if it were only the 250' base, how much space would you need around the whole thing for all the workers and ramps and stuff in that hole?

To say the least the task would have involved moving vast amounts of limestone that not even the ancient Egyptians could have handled, nor the Romans and probably not until modern times and it would have still taken a great deal of time to move it all to 'x'.

Very unworkable idea.