The Great Pyramid’s Lost Temple of Isis | Ancient Architects
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- Not everybody is aware that in the immediate vicinity of the Great Pyramid is a temple dedicated to the Ancient Egyptian goddess Isis, first excavated by Auguste Mariette in 1858, and then again by George Reisner and also Selim Hassan in the early 20th century.
The temple sits next to the Great Pyramid’s satellite pyramid of Henutsen, the second or third wife of Khufu. The temple was originally a funerary chapel associated with this pyramid and its status as a Temple dedicated to Isis, wasn’t established until the 18th dynasty, or possibly as early as the Middle Kingdom.
So although there is no evidence of an Old Kingdom Isis Temple at Giza, we do know that in later times, Isis was worshipped here and that she was known as the Mistress or Lady of the Pyramid, and was revered in such a way right up to the Roman period. The full name of the temple is ‘Temple of Isis Mistress of the Pyramid” and there is evidence that the local cult of Isis also had its own priesthood.
The temple is famous because of a specific archaeological find made inside it - the Inventory Stela dated to the 26th dynasty, which as well as claims about the origins of the Sphinx, as mentioned in my previous video, it also claims that the Isis temple was found, apparently in ruins, by King Khufu of the Old Kingdom’s 4th dynasty and was subsequently re-built by him.
Watch this video to learn more about the Temple of Isis, whether it could be an Old Kingdom structure, also also how it ties in with the 18th dynasty depiction of Rostau, the Ancient Egyptian underworld that was ruled by Sokar. Does this explain why Isis is the Mistress of the Pyramid? Watch the video to find out.
All images are taken from the below sources and Google Images for educational purposes only.
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giza.fas.harvard.edu/sites/209...
gizamedia.rc.fas.harvard.edu/i...
www.crystalinks.com/amduat.html
www.researchgate.net/publicat...
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ehm, where its possible to connect with people.. i already created a 1:1 stonehenge replica in germany..
i tried same for gizeh. i mean. real 2023 best posible way of doing that "logical" , and yes, its obvius like for elon..
The thing about understanding the past is that we can never put ourselves in the minds of the ancients. Their society was built on beliefs and ideas that we think we understand but really we don't. Only by interpreting evidence can we hope to gain insight to some degree. Your ability to take evidence - particularly pictorial - and understand it in a different way to others - continues to make the subject fresh and exciting. Great stuff.
Kind of makes me want to start inscribing stuff on stones around my property. Great assessment. Thanks.
Ha. Thanks for watching
I did that as a kid on the farm i grew up on. It's still there, 30 years later. And probaly will be, 300 or 3000 years in the future. Kinda cool when thinking about it. I just wrote my name and year, so nothing important.
Graffiti and humans, a match made in heaven
Another terrific and entertaining video on the wonderful and enigmatic Giza plateau. Your videos on this subject are always my favourites and you do them very well indeed. You are always engaging, interesting, informative, educational and entertaining. In your own words, 'Thank you very much' 🙂
Thanks Matt for sharing more information on Isis Temple.
Thanks Nancy!
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Well researched subject, thank you so much for your hard work and for sharing with all of us!
Thanks for watching
Dropped 10 min ago 360 view 61 likes, Boise Idaho USA. Good stuff as always. My 9 yr old boy and I are cuddling on the couch eating popcorn and watching your latest episode
Hi to you and your boy!
Great way to educate him!
Engaging material. I really appreciate the detailed information on this temple. I can see the Sokar association. It is a good possibility. Thanks Matt!
Thanks for watching, Barry!
The Ancient Architects videos are far superior to most of the rest because of the honesty of Matt in clearly differentiating between fact, theory and supposition. In addition, real research is used and supplemented with photos, charts and historical references. Real scientific research, of course, requires accurate measurements, dating and translation, as well as sufficient authentic documentation, critical thinking and appropriate analysis relying on facts rather that wishes and fairy tales. Congratulations Matt for another wonderful video.
Thanks for the final hypothesis Matt!📐🔑🙏
Thanks for watching mate! Hope you’re well
@@AncientArchitects what ways are you thinking you could further investigate? I’m sure you’ll have a look when you are there in September… give me any follow-up leads if you have any for when I’m there in October…📐
but it's interesting what the sphinx is called in the rostau-text: "aker lion". LION. which reminds me of my theory that the sphinx was once a lion-headed depiction of Aker.
Could well have been. Aker is an old god and strongly associated with Soker.
WOW!!! The audio in this video is PERFECT! Well done.
Perhaps I had only vaguely heard of this, if at all, I had no idea what it meant. Thanks for this very good content
Thanks for watching
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Pleasure watching you put out content when you have something to say. Hope you amd anyxtee have lovely trip with the guests lucky enough to go. For the rest of us what you guys share and create are great anyway. Whether we agree with all your ideas or not, you and your peers(v few) put 110% into this stuff and it’s impossible to hide your passion!
I liked the new sounding intro. But did you record this in a disco bathroom? The audio was off compared to usual. Always enjoy your content.
Fascinating! Many thanks.
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Always keep our minds open to new ideas and theories 😊
Last time I went to Egypt I had 2 days walking around the Pyramids, but its amazing how many things I missed, I feel like you need several days to fully explore it
An excellent effort.
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Well put together Sir. Excellence in your Work.
Regards sent from Western Scotland.
I just want to say, that I really think that video you made on the second sphinx, years ago, also was pretty good and eye-opening. Just that you mentioned the second sphinx in this video as well. But I mean the video about the second sphinx being made by mud-bricks my Cheops, and that it was washed away by the river.
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hmmm, seems as good a hypothesis as any other....the possibility of an earlier construction is intriguing.....perhaps, at the same period as an earlier Sphinx construction? i don't know, just asking.....that inventory stele is interesting, too....seems quite plausible....we need an extraordinary discovery.....or a flux capacitor😊....Great Scott!!!! what a boon that would be, Marty.....er...Matt
anyhoo.....great video, as per usual.....thanks and cheers🍻
Each of your videos gives me more questions than answers! 😂
I think the overlay with the mustaba certainly suggests the positioning of the temple has some significance. Certainly a valid target for investigation!
Thank you for what you do... It's always in interesting.... As for the "tail" it could simply have been broken off through erosion, and shifting of weight... Even small fractures will become serious when weight shifts, and not only in something porous and fracture prone as sanstone.
Thank you.
The presence of two Sphinx structures makes more aesthetic sense than just a solitary one. It should either be on the other side of the causeway so there are two guarding the one end, or it should be on the far end of the causeway so two are guarding the entire path. A single sphinx just doesn't look right.
Or Kufu build his pyramid on top of the second sphinx. The picture seems to indicate this.
great video Din, thanks. .but there is no archeological evidence for a 'second big sphinx' near Khafre's mortuary temple. Also there was no Isis worship as early in Khufus/Khafres time..the Isis temple clearly is built in much later dynasties ( as you pointed out). Also the shaft of Osiris is from a much later 26th dynasty.
Regarding the crumbling great Pyramids, I suspect there is a misunderstanding. Instead of scavengers stripping off the casing stones, there is evidence the casing stones collapsed off the lower faces of the pyramid because their weight cracked key interlocking blocks that anchored the casing stones to inner blocks. Here’s is the evidence … Look close at the history for granite channel drone captured imagery of the pyramid. On the upper part of the great pyramid where the casing stones are still attached look at the cracks in blocks. Some cracks that have split blocks are from the settling of the casing stones on the pyramid face. The cracks are separating the facing stone blocks from other blocks holding it in place. This causes more weight and stress on the lower casing stones which then increases the stress on blocks that transfer weight straight down inside the pyramid instead of along the face of the pyramid. Once the upper casing stones break in half too many of these critical blocks that transfer load to the internal blocks, then the whole face breaks loose from the inner blocks and creates an avalanche of casing stones. The scavengers then removed the jumbled casing stones that piled up at ground level.
There are no casing stones still attached to the great pyramid, except a few on the very bottom row. Wrong pyramid, dude.
Yes. I meant Khufu pyramid
Yes. I meant Khufu pyramid
Thank you for another interesting video about a structure on that plateau I knew nothing about. 1? Could the 5th 5th hour if the Duat mean the 5th -30°on the 360° circle of the Celestial Equator, and one of the constellations (Orion) at that time of the hieroglyphs being made if that hour for a depiction of Rostau? Or maybe just for one of the 4 cardinal points on a map of Giza? Starting at due East in front of the Sphinx? So if that's the 5th, the 1st would be Leo?
Looking forward to your next video. (And any from your upcoming visit?)
Hey, did you forget that you were gonna make a video about how the chamber above the entrance fits with your extended pyramid theory. I personally think that the blockage you see at the back of that passage is the original exterior of the pyramid, and that beyond it, there will be another weight relieving chamber. It would explain why there is a step at the back of that corridor. I haven't checked how the distance works out in relation to the anomalies in the shafts that mark the original pyramid exterior
The script for that video is a work in progress, but its definitely in the works! A lot of pieces of the puzzle do add up for sure!
Interesting hypothesis man, and you also shared some great info. Thank you👏🏻
Great detail as usual, thanks 😊😊😊😊
Notice the angles of the "mound" at 14:19 , this is actually accurate on how the Pyramid would look standing close to it. They never had a birds eye view of it like we have today.
thought on the diagram painting of the Isis temple with the pyramid in the background... the pyramid seems to peek up out of a mastaba like form... could this add to your theory about the diagram being a mirror of the temple at Giza?
Hey Matt, I have a question, not really related to Isis temple but more-so related to Sokar/Rostau. Would it possible for you to get a permit to probe that basalt block from the Valley Temple? Between the obvious pry-related scarring on the stone directly above it, the fact it is a different material, the fact it is a non-weight bearing stone, and the fact that it sticks out of the wall about a millimeter, I think it would be a good candidate for a plug stone. The recent discovery at the Great pyramid entrance makes me think an endoscopic camera might be suitable for looking behind this stone as well. I remember you mentioning the block in the Valley Temple in the past(as a possible entrance-way into Rostau), and am wondering if this idea could be explored further.
Sorry if my question is dumb. I don't really know how sanctioned investigation works in Egypt, so I'm not sure what it would take to get approval to use an endoscopic camera in the Valley Temple. Thanks for the video and I hope you have a great day.
Matt you gave the theory that maybe a second sphinx was at the end of the causeway. I would say the visuals showed it to be the other side of the pyramid. Have always wondered that with all the data showing how exact the pyramids got built in their alignment, why is the sphinx not aligned to the pyramids or the other way round.
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You’ve blown my mind again. Your handle and ability to use the rich source material, not just stuff from the last centuries, but even possible source issues, with for instance the inventory style, to challenge what that was, is really intriguing.
I want to hear more about your theory. Maybe the Isis connection is just rebuilt on 18th, 21st, and 26th dynasties randomly embellishing an ancient important site, or that site really predates 4th dynasty, which could very much be dedicated to Isis as translated through many versions in Egypt over millennia. I mean millennia, there’s got to be some relation in how the real, and maybe hidden history, interacts with the documentation over so much time.
13:32 It could be a representation of the grotto in the great pyramid. I think that’s it’s highly likely that the original primordial mound is the hill under the Great Pyramid. Being the high ground that never got flooded during the inundation of the Nile. The top of the primordial mound is where Ra/Atum was said to have emerged. All life and other Gods stem from this point. So it’s a very holy site and was being worshipped, probably with a temple, before the Great pyramid was built. Then Khufu co-opts the hill and builds his pyramid on top which is absorbed into the myth. However the top of the primordial mound is still a really holy site (and various sects worshipped anything and everything!) so somehow the well shaft came about which allowed access to the top of the primordial mound, one of the holiest places in Egypt, the place where Atum came up from the underworld and after a few thousand years of human progress, where Osiris stands guard over the underworld…
It's good to know where the third woman is
There is one story where isis frees Set from his prison, and consequently gets beheaded for that.
Her head being replaced by that of a cow.
In other stories she is given a diadem....if memory serves.
Regardess, the other name for the pyramid was Ta Khut (the light).
The shadow/umbra was trapped within the light, hence the light of ra overpowered set and similar themes.
In other views Set and Osiris was considered fighting over the moon as aspects of shadow and light.
Here the full moon of Osiris will be standing over Syene at midnight on the midwinter solstice, just as Ra stand over Syene at noon on the mid summer solstice
Hence the full moon being the great cackler and/or the gooses egg.
The egg is what manifest from the mound of creation (allegedly the Great pyramid stands upon it) as the Bennu bird and precursor phoenix.
This is from the scenes of the Tuat, especially like that of the chapter of the 4 torches.
Scene 1. The Sun dies in the west and the mummified form of the sun ascends into the night sky or tuat.
Scene 2. The mummified sun travels across the night sky, resting upon the milyway as an extension of the Nile at midnight where the sun flushes with blood when reborn by the eclipse.
Scene 3. The mummified sun sets in the underworld/night sky and rises in the daytime sky reborn.
The length day to light raito on the solstice is 10:14 hours or 14:10 horus.
So the 5th hour would be half way across the 10 hour night sky of midsummer or the 10 hours daylight of midwinter (this is an implict link to that 10:14 hour ratio + Meridian/Zenith).
However, other renderings position 4 parts of the day with gods and the reincarnation of the great grandfather as 4 generations.
Horus 'the child' dawn/spring = Isis (stands opposite meridian with Nephthys)
Ra noon/summer = Tefnut (daytime sky goddess as cow)
Horus the elder (Anubis by Osiris/Nethphys ?) dusk/autumn = Nephthys (stands opposite meridian with isis)
Sokar midnight/winter = Nut (night time sky goddess as cow)
Osiris stands at the meridian/Nile/Milkyway where he is pulled form the waters by Isis/Nethphys
So basically they are using gods and goddesses to represent apsects of natural phenomena as a system of mnemonics through myth/story, but those roles get hijacked.
I would give anything to see these temples as they looked back in their day. Thank you for your videos, have a fabulous time on your Egyptian tour. (I’m a little bit jealous of you right now!)
What did the Egyptians call the North Star/Polaris?
Sokar video set to private?
Oh - Doh!
The gold ring actually said ‘Khnum Khufu’
Did they ever find a body in the tomb at the bottom of the Osiris shaft?:
'KILROY WAS HERE' - 18th Dynasty
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Fascinating video! Some good points to ponder regarding Rosteau! Isn't the Osiris shaft between the Sphinx and possible 2nd Sphinx?
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I believe Kufu was not responsible for the building of the great pyramid. One day probably not in my lifetime people will find proof that the pyramids are much older than anyone can imagine. Love this channel. Always great hypothesis.
Could you make a video about the timeline of dynasties and place all you know on it, including debated topics? When you say "3rd dynasty", to me it means literally nothing because I don't know how to situate it and what it relates to. When I think ancient Egypt I think 20000 years BC and probably older stuff than the established narrative historians believe. Really hard to situate anything when you mention dates and dynasties.
So you disagree with the "establishment" but you cant even be bothered to research what they say?
How can you dispute it if ypu dont even know when the 3rd dynasty was. Thats basic primary school history knowledge.
Please get real.
@@Sgt.chickens You're acting like there is only one school curriculum worldwide throughout the decades.
@@metasamsara The aancient egyptians arent a school curriculum.
There is precisely one timeline of Ancient egypt that is currently accepted.
It may not be entirely accurate but if your going to take issue with it you may want to actually read up on it first.
To assist you. The periods we currently accept as Prior to egypt as a united civilisation are called the Naqada 1. 2. And 3 periods. Refering to a proto-egyptian culture. Ending when Narmer or possibly menes (possibly the same person) united both lower and upper egypt for the first time.
Each further time it split up and reformedd was refered to by the titles based on order. The old kingdom. Then the middle kingdom. Then the new kingdom. With the intermediatd periids between.
Africa is full of mysterious wonders, do you know anything about the Adams calendar, it's an ancient monument somewhere in Africa and reported to be around 75,000 years old, is it real?
It was reportedly built in the 16th century by the Bokoni people.
I’m a little old man and I don’t have thoughts, but the images and your hypotheses are fascinating.
thanks.
Hard to imagine building something as big and not burying something within. Doesn't have to be a chamber, but could be something of significance buried within the core.
I can’t believe they would have built all these structures in such a desolate area. The climate and environment had to be better thousands of years ago.
Archeology 101, [the latest carvings, & writings, found on an Ancient Structure]; are without a doubt the original builder's of this Building. Thus Kilroy built these in the 19th Century, A.D.
thanks for all your work! do you know if ancient Egyptians used methane for anything???
Well done research!!!! Of course now the question is: When achaeologists dont take the stela serious because it was made 2000 years after Kofus dead, where did the guy who made this stela take that information from? I think we are here on a track, which will ultimately lead to the answer whether Kofu build the Sphinx, or as described was found and inherited by him. The wheathering in the pit of the Sphinx are caused by water. Egypt was a "wetland" ca. 11000 years ago...so isn´t this at least a hint, das the story written on the stela could in fact be true?
I come for this cats accent, i stay for his excellent info
Hi Matt we need to chat. I can send you a satalite image of the second Sphinx on the giza plateau. perfectly aligned, east to west
Please feel free to email the pic to ancientarchitectschannel@gmail.com - cheers!
When the crust tilts, the 1st Sphinx points north to south
Compared with the precision of the temple construction the Steele is scratched like it was done by a two year old 😮🇬🇧🌈
Could there have been a Temple of Isis there originally that had already fallen into ruin long before the Great Pyramid and that Mastaba was built? Then the 4th dynasty kings probably Khufu during the time of building the Great Pyramid rebuilt the Temple on it's original footprint and that's why it cuts into the Mastaba.
5th Hour of Duat with Lake of Fire beneath mountain seems to indicate a magma chamber within a volcano. Could it be that Pyramids are stylized representations of volcanos? After all Egyptians are famous for their incredible stylization skills…
That is the exact same thought I had! 🌋
About the second sphinx theory? It could work.
Start looking for a foundation to the second sphinx or is it buried like the boat hulls was?
It could be buried in the middle pyramid like the end of the causeway block hauler pit was?
God knows how many stone blocks were removed during 4500 years of decay.
Sorry about missing the actual names for these locations in this spur of the moment.
I doubt a “thunderbolt” (whatever that is) could take out the stone headdress back part.
The Cult of Isis was a later addition in Egypt, and especially Rome. The cult was bigger in Rome than Egypt.
I fail to understand why the inventory stela is not accepted as a valid historical record - probs because it upsets the establishment view of chronological events?
Because it was written 2,000 years after Khufu lived. It’s like me writing a book about Jesus and everyone taking it as a true factual account.
@@AncientArchitects It means nothing that it was written so long after Khufu.The problem that some people have with it is that it states that he stumbled across the temple (and the pyramids which he was accredited with building). One should bear in mind that historical records are transferred over time - a new printed edition of the Bible is not invalid for those who follow it, even if the first edition of the Bible was printed long before that - I believe, some centuries after he was around..
@@zeph6439it doesnt claim that though?
It only states that he found the temple. Not the pyramids. It even credits him with building a pyramid.
@@AncientArchitects Just occurred to me to mention that stone can't be dated - so how does anyone say with certainty that the stele was inscribed after Khufus' death?
@@zeph6439as for your first question. The stela ks from the 26th dynasty. And it bassically says "actually this temple is way older and super cool and cooler than khufu he actuakly found it it was here first.
Its a bloody advertisement to male the temple seem more interesting. The giza plataeu has been a tourist hub since it was first built on
Hmm,a lot of talk and maybes ..so a demonstration would have been interesting..but as usual just a summary of second hand information,not very good,is it? 🇪🇸
I couldn't wear those horse blinders!
I kinda doubt that there ever was a second sphinx. Clearly the Ancient Egyptians were impressed by the Sphinx so it seems unlikely they would have destroyed a second one and since the Sphinx had become a symbol of Egypt I don't see the Hellenistic rulers removing it either. As for the Romans, Giza was a popular Tourist attraction and cutting doen a symbol of Egypt would have been unwise and certainly would have been mentioned.
And we do have Greek texts from classical times mentioning one Sphinx so if one would have been removed it should have been before the time of Herodotus and so much earlier it had been forgotten.
I just don't see any Ancient Egyptians destroying a sphinx to build something new on the place when it would be more status to build next to it and I don't see any natural disaster destroying a sphinx so much it couldn't be fixed by the best engineers of the ancient world.
As for the text about the Sphinx being fixed by Khufu, that is a possibility but with it being written down so long after the event we really need an older source to actually confirm it. The lightning bolt could basically happened to a later Pharaoh and wrongly been connected to Khufu in the centuries later, things like that are rather common. There are plenty of ruins in England and Wales who are said to been built by King Arthur for instance even if it is pretty unlikely Arthur even existed and even if he did, those ruins are from anywhere between the Bronze age to Saxon times.
So I don't think we should write it off as a possibility but neither should we take it as facts.
As for a third dynasty temple in Giza, that do fit with some finds from the Kroger pits so it is certainly not an impossibility but I don't think it was placed in the same place in that case and it might very well been connected to another goddess. Or it could just have been a made up tale to get more worshipers, also not something unheard of.
Pyre - amid means "fire in the center" mt. Ararat was a volcano. The flag of armenia has a cube on top of a mountain. The azteks had a cube temple on top of a pyre - amid. The priest would offer the heart of the victim to the sun. Noah performed an animal sacrifice when the ark (black box) landed on ararat. Noah means "night"since the sun was blocked during the year long flood due to global vulcanism.The feast of sacrificial animal flesh was neccesary since the ark occupants had been in a state of hibernation during the deluge. The image of the emaciated sage in the lotus flower is a reference to noah, who was in a trance while waiting out the deluge. The construction of the ark consisted of woven cypress tree b - ark in a tar matrix which likely was stiffened with sulfur (vulcanism).
The patri - arks emb-arked on the ark-ane ark-aich ark-i-type designed by an ark - itect.
Mid is not the Ancient Greek work for "middle"
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Ok.
But Mid is not the Ancient Greek word for middle or centre. So Pyramid does not mean "fire in the centre". Unless we are making up Ancient Greek words?
Pyramid actually comes from the Greek word "pyramis" meaning Wheat cake, due to its shape.
@@AntonSmyth-od6rc All languages are derived from a single prototype. This is described IN GENESIS. Early languages were less defined, and became more discreet with time.
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Just have a little humility and humbleness and admit you don't know what you're talking about. That would be the Christian thing to do, or are you too prideful?
Pyramid does not mean "fire in the centre" it derives from the Greek word "Pyramis" meaning Wheat cake.
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So, even though a PHARAOH says he FOUND IT IN RUINS and then REPAIRED IT, "modern Egyptologists" are literally calling him, Kufu, a LIAR! Why? Because it would mean HE didn't BUILD the Great Pyramid but REPAIRED IT, TOO! We KNOW that the CULT OF EGYPTOLOGY can NEVER admit they are WRONG about anything! Even Zahi Hawas has realized that the REAL history AND builders of much of ancient Egypt are MUCH older and unknown! This is mainly due to Egyptologists refusal to use ACTUAL SCIENCE in their research in lieu of FABRICATING a FANTASY they've spent CENTURIES CREATING!
The confusion here is palpable.
Stop saying kufu built this pyramid there is no proof or evidence. The pyramids where there before the Egyptians.
Well, there’s more evidence for Khufu than anyone else. There’s also text evidence (Manetho/Herodotus/Amenhotep II/Saite Kings) that write it. People believe in Atlantis based on one Philosopher (not a historian) writing it down, some 12,000 or so years later. That’s it. Yet nobody believes Khufu built the pyramid even though Egyptian priest, New Kingdom Pharaohs and a Greek Historian wrote it… what is that??
This is just a one big time-chaos. The official timeline makes you loose interest. When did the desert arrive at Giza? Why be serious about this topic but ignore the fact that ancient Egyptians did not divide themselves in dynasties? Stop that. And periods? Old Kingdom-New Kingdom and the bs in between?
I suspect we have a long way to go and are heading in the wrong direction (some things are of course truths and facts but I do not know what)
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@AncientArchitects/Matt, I don't know why you keep going with the so-called facts that Khufu was ever looked upon as great man who was the trendsetter in building the tallest/biggest structure in the ancient world. when the man himself has never proclaimed that he was the genius the brain-child to have built it, I've said it many times before and I'll say it again, even his chief architect Hemimenu has never left any record or anything to say "this great Pharaoh called Khufu, built a structure like no man/woman has ever seen...together we went about it like this..."....Khufu's body has never been found there, much less a Queen, think about all that is being covered up.....not being allowed to investigate the submerged Labyrinth due to "security reasons"....not being allowed to take ariel footage/photo of above the Sphinx...why? Also the military moving in and setting up a base at one of the ancient egyptian complexes which is restricting access ....why? these are the bigger questions...do the math and it doesn't add up, considering how much each block weighed and how long it would take to get them into perfect position within the years these mainstream archaeologists claim for the greatest structure known to mankind to have been built...
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