A new idea on how the pyramids were constructed, page 1

A old theory

By Ivan Szedo

An interesting step by step model, noted some errors in his assumption but it takes a generally different view of the pyramids. A structure not built at once, but added to over time.



[edit on 11/12/08 by Hanslune]

Originally posted by Hanslune
A new theory

By Ivan Szedo

An interesting step by step model, noted some errors in his assumption but it takes a generally different view of the pyramids. A structure not built at once, but added to over time.

Old news, old theory.

Whats funny is that people are still comming up with theories as to how the pyramids were built.

If the Egyptians built the pyramids when they said they did, how did they forget how they did it?
You would think that this knowledge would be passed down to our generation to the point that we would have perfected the contruction with modern day efficiency but that's not the case and this thread is proof.

Han, you believe that the pyramids were built as a tomb for the Pharoa when there is ZERO evidence for that. You also said the pyramids were nothing special and was the most efficient way to 'pile rocks'. Do you still stand behind that ignorance?




Note to add: "A structure not built at once, but added to over time.
" Did the maya and aztecs to the same with the step pyramids in Mexico? Saw some evidence somewhere that stated that the some of the mexican pyramids had older ones in them and that they would build ontop of older structures.

[edit on 11-12-2008 by IvanZana]

Originally posted by LSDeviant

@IvanZana, can you post something to verify that this is old info? Because I don't believe I've ever heard of this. Thanks!

[edit on 11-12-2008 by LSDeviant]

I am lookiong for the technical articles concerning your request, thus far i will give you this

When new buildings were to be constructed, the Maya performed elaborate rituals both to terminate the old structure and contain its accumulated energy. The new structure was then built atop the old and, when it was ready for use, they conducted elaborate dedication rituals to bring it alive....So powerful were the effects of these rituals that the objects, people, buildings, and places in the landscape in which the supernatural materialized accumulated energy and became more sacred with repeated use

www.sacredsites.com...

Is there not even an older structure at the bottom of the pyramid near the bottomless pit?

[edit on 11-12-2008 by IvanZana]

reply to post by Poet Of Deception

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Who Built The Great Pyramid?
The identity of the architect is unknown, but three candidates come to the top of most lists:

1.
Eusibius quotes an Egyptian historian named Manetheo who attributes construction to the Hyksos or Shepherd Kings who came from Arabia, conquered Egypt without a battle, destroyed their pagan temples and converted Egypt to monotheism. They built the Great Pyramid and then left for Judea. Job, after whom a book of the Bible is named, might have been part of this group. A generation later the Egyptians reverted to paganism.

2.
Some say Enoch, making the Pyramid a pre-flood monument like the nearby Sphinx. If you measure a side from corner to corner in sacred cubits it equals 365.242, the number of days in our year and Enoch’s age when he was raptured. (Because of their concave nature there are three ways to measure a side. One way equals the solar year, as above. The second way equals the sidereal year, slightly longer at 365.256, and the third equals the anomalistic year of 365.259 days. The last two are used mostly in astronomy. If that isn’t astonishing enough for you, keep in mind that none of these measurements would apply until 1300 years later when the length of the Earth’s orbit increased by 5.25 days.)

3.
Most popular is Shem, son of Noah. Shem outlived 8 of the first 9 generations following the Great Flood, and even outlived Abraham. Some believe Shem was the priest called Melchizedek in Genesis 14. Read for more information.

No matter which of these options appeals to you, the facts remain that the builder knew all the dimensions of Earth and had a command of engineering, astronomy, and mathematics that would be impressive even today.

reply to post by DangerDeath

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Howdy DangerDeath

No they didn't seem to do that, LOL - which is why most of their tombs got robbed. However during the civil wars a lot of the specialist were probably killed off or didn't pass on their skills.

The two workers villages found near two different pyramids showed that they had worked out a complex method of controlling construction - as the earlier versions show, they got it wrong a few times.

Originally posted by Hanslune
reply to post by DangerDeath

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The two workers villages found near two different pyramids showed that they had worked out a complex method of controlling construction - as the earlier versions show, they got it wrong a few times.

Wrong again. Holey! bad morning?

Not one pyramid has been built before or after the great pyramid that was built with such accuracy and knowledge of the earth as the great pyramid.

The egyptians upon finding the pyramids attempted to copy the great pyramid and failed everytime. Look it up.

reply to post by St Udio

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Yes it is, that was also done earlier at Saqqara. If you go there its easy to see the extra level and layers added on. Its a reasonable methodology.

reply to post by IvanZana

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No don't think so Ivan. By chance you are right the best three pyramids are the ones at Giza. But even those have mistakes.

You seem to have developed the 'I know everything disease'. So how do you account for the C-14 dates - let me guess you dismiss them with the Ivan intellect?

LOL

By the way were did you get the idea that the Earth's orbit has increased by 5+ days???? I hope that wasn't another Creationist site?

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