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Originally posted by HansluneThen if would seem that I'm Collingwood to your Gravina
Originally posted by Trafalgar1805
What I have said about the Khufu pyramid is true.
This not where my information comes from, but there is some public evidence consistent with what I have said. Pierre Houdin's spiral evidence, although it seems he thinks there is only one pair of spirals and makes no mention of other spaces.
If you look at a photo of the Khufu pyramid, at the apex you will find stone of a different colour. I think this is evidence of a coverup of evidence of the contents and function of the pyramid - they blocked up the flues.
I don't know what the spaces inside the pyramid that are currently publically known about are for - beyond them not being tombs
- but I do know they are practically worthless compared to what is yet to be revealed, and its effect on the world when it is revealed.
There are people who want to keep the contents of the pyramid a secret, and have successfully done so for 10000 or more years - those who are the chaff as opposed to wheat (Ascension) - but for reasons I am not privy to, they may not be able to for much longer, try as they do.
The Ancient Egyptians found and worked an Iron meteorite and made some use of it. It is not unheard of Meteorite Iron being used in Ancient times.
reply to post by Hanslune
Ah I've not worked with granite but all sources I have says it A stone block split off with this method breaks cleanly and regularly and needs very little additional work What they mean by 'additional work" is not clear, however the AE in their diorite bowl making showed a great effort and skill towards smoothing granite using grit. Elbow grease was never in short supply in AE, plus they only needed to polish the outer sides- you can see unfinished granite on Menkaure's pyramid
reply to post by Trafalgar1805
I don't know what the spaces inside the pyramid that are currently publically known about are for - beyond them not being tombs - but I do know they are practically worthless compared to what is yet to be revealed, and its effect on the world when it is revealed. I hope it's not long before they stop wasting time investigating those small shafts and start looking at the spirals.
Originally posted by charlyv
reply to post by Hanslune
If so, then they had to face them at least to the rims of the drill holes (and then again, how did they drill granite?)
to make them a featureless surface. I find this amazing.
Originally posted by charlyv
reply to post by Hanslune
If so, then they had to face them at least to the rims of the drill holes (and then again, how did they drill granite?)
to make them a featureless surface. I find this amazing.
Originally posted by Trafalgar1805
reply to post by Hanslune
I am not going to tell you where my information comes from.
Everything occurs in twos inside the Khufu pyramid, except, I think, the stargate room. I am certain there are an identical set of "King's" and "Queen's" chambers, along with a duplicate grand gallery, rotated about the apex of the pyramid. The entrance to this would be in the southern face. To make it easier to visualise what I have said, you would find an identical "King's" chamber through the north wall of the Kings chamber and would find another Grand Gallery if you bored though the lower left of the west wall. This works because the apex of the pyramid has shifted to the south east slightly because I think they took blocks from the north and western faces in order to cover up the flues at the apex and other entrances rather than laboriously cut new blocks.
Originally posted by Hanslune
Inventive but how are you going to put all that into the interior?
Archeologists have found objects made from meteoritic iron in about a dozen Near Eastern localities that date from before the first millennium B.C. Three of these are in Egypt:
1 Gerzeh (2 graves) 3500-3300 9 Tubular Beads 7.5% NI
2 Deir-el-Bahari (tomb) 2050-2025 Thin blade from amulet Ni/Fe1/10
3 Thebes (tomb-Tut) 1340 dagger blade; 16 miniature blades; model headrest
Many are not aware that 18 items of meteoritic iron have been found in the tomb of Tutankhamen (item 3 above).
I will create a 3D model to prove that it would fit, along with the two sets of spiral ramps/flues, and sediment tanks