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Pyramids and Sacred Sites
The great Gallery in Cheops Pyramid The   Grand   Gallery   is   a   miracle   of construction     which     is     difficult     to digest.    It    is    an    extended    space which   is   about   47   meters   long   and 8.5   meters   high,   running   upwards   at an    angle    to    the    so-called    King's Chamber.      The      granite      beams opposite    one    another    do    not    lie horizontally.   No,   like   an   extra   slap   in the    face    for    us    clever    clogs,    the monoliths   slope   upward   at   the   same   inclination   as   the   Grand   Gallery.   The   beams   and slabs   have   been   worked   with   such   precision   that   it   is   difficult   to   see   any   joints.   The architects   of   the   Cheops   pyramid   planned   and   created   this   miracle   -   so   we   are   told.   But something   is   not   quite   right   here.   Cheops'   father   was   called   Sneferu   and   was   presumably older   than   his   son.   This   Pharaoh   Sneferu   (2575-2551   BC)   had   a   pyramid   built   in   Dahshur, among   other   things.   From   the   outside,   it   looks   like   a   pile   of   boulders   -   as   if   the   structure had   stood   in   the   water   for   decades.   What   is   inside   this   mountain   of   rubble?   A   "Grand Gallery,"   with   granite   blocks   arranged   on   top   of   one   another,   like   that   of   his   son   Cheops. Here   there   is   not   enough   space   for   a   razor   blade   between   the   stone   beams   either.   Every cut   is   perfectly.   For   heaven's   sake   -   Sneferu   preceded   Cheops   straight   out   of   the   Stone Age.   But   his   builders   displayed   a   "Grand   Gallery"   before   Cheops.   From   what   magic workshop   did   the   knowledge,   the   planning,   the   technology   used   by   the   Stone Age   person Sneferu   come?   Where,   pray   tell,   is   the   developmental   history   of   the   technology   when   the father   of   Cheops   was   already   practicing   what   his   son's   architects   were   allegedly   the   first to develop?
Source: Remnants   of   the   Gods,   page 137
RAMAR RAMAR
Erich von Däniken EvD Erich von Däniken EvD EvD-Stiftung EvD EvD-Stiftung EvD EvD’ s Magazin SZ EvD’ s Magazin SZ News News Articles Articles Pictures Pictures Events Events Shop Shop Links Links A r c h i v P r e s s e m a t e r i a l R e c h t l i c h e   H i n w e i s e D a t e n s c h u t z r i c h t l i n i e n I m p r e s s u m l l l
Pyramids and Sacred Sites
The great Gallery in Cheops Pyramid The    Grand    Gallery    is    a    miracle    of    construction which   is   difficult   to   digest.   It   is   an   extended   space which   is   about   47   meters   long   and   8.5   meters   high, running   upwards   at   an   angle   to   the   so-called   King's Chamber.   The   granite   beams   opposite   one   another do   not   lie   horizontally.   No,   like   an   extra   slap   in   the face    for    us    clever    clogs,    the    monoliths    slope upward    at    the    same    inclination    as    the    Grand Gallery.   The   beams   and   slabs   have   been   worked with   such   precision   that   it   is   difficult to   see   any   joints.   The   architects   of the   Cheops   pyramid   planned   and created   this   miracle   -   so   we   are told.    But    something    is    not    quite right     here.     Cheops'     father     was called         Sneferu         and         was presumably    older    than    his    son. This   Pharaoh   Sneferu   (2575-2551 BC)     had     a     pyramid     built     in Dahshur,     among     other     things. From   the   outside,   it   looks   like   a   pile   of   boulders   -   as if   the   structure   had   stood   in   the   water   for   decades. What   is   inside   this   mountain   of   rubble?   A   "Grand Gallery,"   with   granite   blocks   arranged   on   top   of   one another,   like   that   of   his   son   Cheops.   Here   there   is not   enough   space   for   a   razor   blade   between   the stone    beams    either.    Every    cut    is    perfectly.    For heaven's   sake   -   Sneferu   preceded   Cheops   straight out   of   the   Stone   Age.   But   his   builders   displayed   a "Grand   Gallery"   before   Cheops.   From   what   magic workshop    did    the    knowledge,    the    planning,    the technology   used   by   the   Stone   Age   person   Sneferu come?    Where,    pray    tell,    is    the    developmental history    of    the    technology    when    the    father    of Cheops    was    already    practicing    what    his    son's architects were allegedly the first to develop?
Source: Remnants    of    the    Gods, page 137
RAMAR RAMAR