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Originally posted by Marduk
you can't prove things with old out of date books Cruizer
Originally posted by Marduk[/i
as for comparitive analysis between a pyramid and a pyramid prism
apart from the shape there is no difference at all
didn't i just prove that
Each of the 144,000 casing stones weighed on the order of 15-20 tons each
The first precision measurements of the pyramid were done by Sir Flinders Petrie in 1880–82 and published as "The Pyramids and Temples of Gizeh".[12] Almost all reports are based on his measurements.
Originally posted by Cruizer
I've been studying aspects of Egypt and the pyramids since the 1950s when I began obtaining books on the subject. Simply because you have no library on the subject and depend on the web for your information I fail to see why I am required to furnish you search engine information or page numbers of books you don't have.
The Bent Pyramid also has lots of casing stones still nicely in place to illustrate how the ones on the 2 larger Giza pyramids looked irrgardless of the foundation. That has nothing to do with using it to illustrate how the casing stones were applied.
It takes only a little math knowledge to calculate volume which will tell weight from the missing concourses of casing stones. Besides they still exist in Khafre’s pyramid next door! It's an easy matter to calculate the number by simple multiplication per the number per each concourse.
I'm rather puzzled by your confrontational tone about a relatively minor point of knowledge that everyone acknowledges as a common fact. I can't fathom why you hold more faith in websites over published works by the giants of egyptology. Check out your local library.
The Anunna are different, btw (not much but enough to refer to them as placed lower in the hierarchy than Enki and Enlil.
Originally posted by undo
Does anyone besides me think Akhenaton was worshipping saucer UFOs in the guise of the "Sun Disks"? In other words, had he identified the vehicle and associated it with the gods? They had a tendency to associate the pilot and the vehicle as a single entity back then, such as Hathor in the Legend of Re and Hathor, who becomes a weapon known as the Eye of Ra (which we are supposed to believe is a sun disk, but which, if I'm right on this theory, represents the same thing as Akhenaton's UFOs and Hathor was just piloting this particular Eye of Ra (which according to the story is the most powerful Eye on the planet).
[edit on 11-10-2006 by undo]
The assumption by archeologists and academics is that ancient people were not practical in their belief systems but wildly exaggerated and made mythic their religious beliefs
What I did do, however, is to start reading the translated texts for myself!
Originally posted by Marduk
What I did do, however, is to start reading the translated texts for myself!
thats the problem
when you read the translated text you are reading one scholars interpretation of it
that in most cases is a scholar who has the belief that what he is reading is mythology and also a scholar who has been bought up with a belief in Judao-christian philosophy, so he'd be quite happy to translate a passage that states
"on the mountain side the lions and the large snakes hide in the long grass"
to
"in Eden the lion and the dragon lay down together"
better to read the transliterated text to see what the scribe actually wrote
its akin to reading the king james bible rather than the Hebrew one and then claiming that God was an astronaut because the original Hebrew text says mountain where the King james version says Heaven
might make you happy if your'e a fundie sci fi fanatic but to anyone else who can read Hebrew its complete and utter bollox