Pyramid Hieroglyphs Likely Engineering Numbers

Discovery News ^ | Tuesday, June 7, 2011 | Rossella Lorenzi

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It would really be odd if they were qbits, not cubits. ;)

[SatinDoll]

Nope. The Egyptians didn’t measure the Earth’s radius; whoever designed the pyramids, did.

[SunkenCiv]

;’)

[Little Bill]

All of this marking thing is cool, but why did they block this riser so elaborately rather than the others?

[mrsmith]

Well, I’d guess that phallic looking symbol on the left is ‘tab A’, that female looking one in the middle is ‘slot A’, and that fiord-ish symbol on the right is ‘IKEA’...

[Cvengr]

Ancient Egyptian Dig Permit markings?

[Razzz42]

Let’s just say that mathematics is the universal language.

[worst-case scenario]

excellent to know; thank you.

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"Multiples of 7, 9 and 11 cubits occur frequently in the design of the Great pyramid."

They misspelled "qberts."

[SatinDoll]

That’s a good point. Are you aware that there are drowned cities off the southern coast of India that have pyramids?

They are on the continental shelf and out so far from dry land that they would have been above sea level only at the coldest point in the last Ice Age, approximately 15,000 years ago. Not surprisingly, they’re near the equator, so it makes sense that is where any human civilization would be at that time.

[SunkenCiv]

LOL!

[SunkenCiv]

And why is one of the four bent around to the left? The bent one may be bent in order to miss Houdin’s theorized internal ramp; but these vents were there to ventilate (what a concept!) and after construction was complete, were no longer needed, so their ends were capped.