[vannrox]

With a title like this, how can I not post? Interesting stuff at any rate.

[MHGinTN]

Placemarker

[davius]

Fascinating.

[Fresh Wind]

One of the biggest mistakes that mainstream professional archeologists make is to assume that ancient people were necessarily primitive and incapable of any sort of advanced technology.

They are every bit as invested in “settled science” as are the warmists.

[Chainmail]

Ping for when I’m awake.

[Pollard]

water for the tens of thousands of slave workers that built the pyramids?

[Adder]

Yeah...I never thought it was to store grain...

Certainly interesting theory.

[ArtDodger]

One would think their would be a glyphic description of the device and its function or at least its results in a tomb or somewhere.

[Jim Noble]

On the other hand, if the chamber was an integral part of the overall design of the Great Pyramid and performed a function, then what could that function possibly be?

It's a septic tank.

[fso301]

In the case of the Great Pyramid that’s 380 billion dollars

Not if you use slave labor.

[null and void]

At no point in history has any government ever wanted its people to be defenseless for any good reason ~ nully's son

The biggest killer of mankind

Nut-job Conspiracy Theory Ping!

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[AFreeBird]

Very interesting.

I never understood the tomb theory. No artwork or glyphs on the walls. Even burial crypts of minor functionaries had artwork even if the tomb had been robbed and emptied, the artwork remained.

[Buttons12]

People that smart would have invented flush toilets, no?

I’ve read my share of theories. The only one I’ve found plausible is that the pyramids were built using water to float and lift the blocks, as well as to level the construction.

Clearly they had some water challenges and some brilliant people.

We’ll probably never know what they were thinking.

[mountn man]

ping

[Yardstick]

The pump theory is interesting and seems plausible. The stuff at the end about acoustic resonances and electrical fields seems pretty shaky.

[thesearethetimes...]

BkMk

[Interesting Times]

Very Large Pump ping.

[Flag_This]

If the pyramids were all giant pumps, wouldn’t they need to have similar interior designs? As far as I know they don’t.

[minnesota_bound]

If you look close when walking around the pyramids you will see a faucet....

[gnarledmaw]

I just recently watched a video on this. Ill have to look for it. Im guessing it was Cadman because scale models had been built. IIRC, The first was glass so you could see the function but the shock was so intense it blew up...