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I'm beginning to get serious crackpot vibes from your comments. Why is it surprising that looted tombs after thousands of years don't contain bodies? (Even thou
by jhgb 6y ago
I'm beginning to get serious crackpot vibes from your comments. Why is it surprising that looted tombs after thousands of years don't contain bodies? (Even though for example the presumed mummy of Djedkare Isesi was found in his pyramid, so "no bodies were found in any of them" is simply a lie.) What has gold and copper have to do with working hard stones? What is it with the Great Pyramid blocks? They are far from the largest blocks manipulated in prehistory.
> Is it not more reasonable to conclude Khufu simply performed maintenance on the outer casings?
No, it's not.
> A 20 year project with a 200 men crew to polish outer casings seems about right to me.
Nobody claims the pyramids were built by 200 people. Egypt had a population of over a million at the time, with a few hundred thousand of that population being seasonally bored farmers available for construction projects.
- sintaxi 6y ago1) Looters don't reseal pyramids. 2) Archeologists who unseal pyramids don't steal bodies and then simultaneously claim there were bodies in there. That would be self incriminating. 3) If pyramids were looted and found unsealed then the tomb theory is unsubstantiated. 4) Countless civilizations have done construction on the pyramids (including our own). Evidence of construction is not evidence of creation. 5) Copper & Brass can not reasonably be used to cut Granite. The Great Pyramid had impeccable precision. It is BY FAR the most precise Pyramid ever discovered. 6) The link you provided me is where the 200 men figure comes from. You clearly have an interest in this topic. I suggest you do more research or if I'm wrong about something, be so kind as to provide supporting evidence with your claims.