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Originally posted by DizzyDayDream
reply to post by Mr_skepticc
Okay so you beleive the pyramids were tombs..fine thats certainly beleivable, given what most archeologists beleive.. and what im sure most people here on ATs beleived before reading this thread. But why assume this tomb had only one function or purpose?
Originally posted by DizzyDayDream
Actually your not the first...
unless your name is actually christopher dunn.......i smell plagarism, actually no its more like a cheap parody... or maybe even pure coincidence (if so i sincerely apologise)
Originally posted by MrMartay
reply to post by zazzafrazz
You have to remember. Every single thing you've just written is also just a bunch of theories. Nobody can be certain about either theory. I personally am more inclined to believe the power plant theory because everything presented to the theory makes alot more sense than those for tthe tomb theory.
Somebody got their panties in a ruffle. I guess I should have asked you if I had permission to discuss things that are heretical to your current paradigms
Are you currently from a special needs sheltered workshop?
you complete and total ingoramous.
At Giza, south of the Sphinx, we are excavating remains of facilities for storage and production of fish, meat, bread, and copper that date to the middle and end of Dynasty 4, when the pyramids of Khafre and Menkaure were under construction.......dates from samples taken here are almost direct hits on Menkaure's historical dates, 2532- 2504 B.C. ....the pyramid builders devoured whatever wood they could harvest or scavenge to roast tons of gypsum for mortar, to forge copper chisels, and to bake tens of thousands of loaves to feed the mass of assembled laborers.
The giant stone pyramids in the early Old Kingdom may mark a major consumption of Egypt's wood cover, and therein lies the reason for the wide scatter, increased antiquity, and history-unfriendly radiocarbon dating results from the Old Kingdom, especially from the time of Djoser to Menkaure. In other words, it is the old-wood effect that haunts our dates and creates a kind of shadow chronology to the historical dating of the pyramids. It is the shadow cast by a thousand fires burning old wood.