The Lost Pyramid That Could Rewrite Giza's History | Full Documentary

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• DE

  @deonellis8577 · 5 days ago

  If there's one at Abu Rawash...there should be one at Zawyet Al Aryan as well.

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• GA

  @gandolph999 · 4 days ago (edited)

  @ <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GX3UDWOOQMM&amp;t=2139">35:39</a> -- That &quot;perhaps both kings had the same idea&quot; about cutting the burial chamber intobthe natural rock seems a bit mistaken in the sense that the kings likely had nothing to do with designing or building. It&apos;s more likely that they approved or rejected ideas that were presented to them.

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  @mayflowerlash11 · 4 days ago

  Looking at the remains of the fourth pyramid tells us that much of the core inside pyramids was not blocks of stone but loose fill consisting of smaller sized rock. Again this would be easier to lift than a 2 ton block.

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• AR

  @Ari_Reijo_Kalevi_Piispanen · 10 days ago

  Very interesting, thank you for sharing this - ♪♫♥𒀭

• BE

  @BeAreYou · 9 days ago

  This is madness of society. Imaging living back then…

• TR

  @tropics8407 · 7 days ago

  Every time you thought you had heard it all about Giza

• GE

  @get.factual · 13 days ago

  Do you think Djedefre&apos;s lost pyramid at Abu Rawash was once meant to rival the Great Pyramid of Giza?

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• OU

  @OublietteTight · 9 days ago

  Both sides of the planet began farming around the same time in human history? <br><br>Did our brain suddenly just figure it out planet wide with no contact?

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  @StevenRedcay-gw5ci · 8 days ago

  Even a child can see copper tools will only work on the hardest stones if they are soften to a clay like consistency then and ONLY then will copper tools &nbsp;WORK (NGH).

• GA

  @gandolph999 · 4 days ago

  @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GX3UDWOOQMM&amp;t=1370">22:50</a> -- It would have been madness for the ancient Egyptians to use brute force construction methods. They must have known how to score a stone and to use heavy weights to fracture and break larger stones. They knew about momentum and kinetic forces.<br>Why would they have used small hammers and chisels if hanging, &nbsp;swinging or dropping a 50 kg or larger stone on a rope would have been faster, more efficient, less stressful on their workforce?<br>They certainly knew how to use gravity.

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  @enzyme181 · 6 days ago

  Is there a star in that spot in that sky map of Orions Belt?

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• KA

  @KalebBoersma-p1u · 8 days ago

  If the pyramids really are power generators/amplifiers, then is this the pyramid that failed &amp; caused the destruction of the others? They worked by making the planet itself into a power network; so if one pyramid had a feedback loop start, it could have caused the others to start their own feedback loops, cascading the event accross the globe. (Perhaps this is also what caused massive flooding, seeing as the pyramids used flowing water.)