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In support of researching the Great Pyramid’s Internal Ramp Theory
Jean Pierre-Houdin has emailed a group of people to make us aware that Mark Rose, online editorial director of the Archaeology Magazine blog “Beyond Stones & Bones”, published an article on March 6th in support of putting to the test the internal ramp theory. This is “the first public support for a mission”, says... »
Modern bridge building like an Egyptian
Using a method likely perfected by the builders of the Egyptian pyramids, workers at the Belleair Causeway bridge just reached a milestone in construction. For the second time in the U.S. bridge-building history, construction workers employed a technique called “incremental launching” to drag 7,200 tons of concrete deck into place. It works in the way... »
Great Pyramid was on the verge of collapse during construction
Bob Brier, also known as Doctor Mummy, along with an architect and a team of software specialists, has determined that huge support beams inside the Great Pyramid at Giza cracked as final construction was under way 4,500 years ago. The team used 3-D modeling software that measures stresses in buildings, cars and airliners and found... »
