Pyramidales
blog of Marc Chartier
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Em Hotep!
“There is no reason to abstain, especially when you are an architect, from studying the construction of the pyramids, on the pretext that you don’t have the ‘certified Egyptologist’ badge”
“The Egyptians built what they knew how to, as simply and logically as possible.”
“Khufu’s Inheritance”
“Pyramid of Khufu: two entrances and closing the King's Chamber”
Khufu’s pyramid and its “relieving chambers”, or the technical consequences of building a flat ceiling for the King’s Chamber
Transporting stone blocks and monoliths to build the Great Pyramid: the ingenuity of Egyptian builders
The Great Pyramid "multiple purpose" entrance
The two-level interior ramp of the Great Pyramid
Will infrared thermography reveal more of the Great Pyramid's secrets?
Dassault Systèmes, or the art of combaning the Great Pyramid in the previous future
Without a valid explanation for the setting of the facing blocks, we cannot explain the construction of the pyramids themselves
With the support of architectural and topographic evidence, Jean-Pierre Houdin is convinced that the Giza Sphinx represents King Khufu – Part 1
With the support of architectural and topographic evidence, Jean-Pierre Houdin is convinced that the Giza Sphinx represents King Khufu – Part 2
With the support of architectural and topographic evidence, Jean-Pierre Houdin is convinced that the Giza Sphinx represents King Khufu – Part 3