Activity – Erik Iversen – The Giza Forum (Legacy)

Erik Iversen posted an update 9 years ago

Where would one start to accumulate documents from respected sources on the math and numbers involved in the Great Pyramid?
- DownunderET replied 9 years ago
  
  Try the book by Christopher Dunn called “The Giza Power Plant”.
- Freefall replied 9 years ago
  
  Erik … a good place to start would be the work of Christopher Dunn ..
  Link .. http://www.gizapower.com/ ..
  - Freefall replied 9 years ago
    
    Hey ET … great minds think alike .. My choice exactly .. Cheers mate .. S
- Kahlypso replied 9 years ago
  
  Hi Erik. Petrie did the first real survey of the Pyramid… hang on.. scratch that, start again..
  Petrie measured the Pyramids using contempory scales and measuring tools, however Cole was a professional surveyor and used more up to date techniques… (still almost 100 years ago..)
  Here is Cole’s published work.. he’s dead so I’m not stepping on his toes..
  http://www.ronaldbirdsall.com/gizeh/errata/Cole%20Survey.pdf
  15 millimeters seperate the heights of the NW to the SE corner.. I dont think modern day architects can be that accurate..
  However.. if you want a more synthetic version.. and in feet….. (which arent far away from the Eygptien measurement)
  http://www.theglobaleducationproject.org/egypt/studyguide/gpmath.php
  
  And me too.. Christopher Dunn.. man’s a genius..