Sirfiroth Wrote:
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> Dennis,
>
> You are always free to believe whatever you wish.
> In order for others to accept your claims anything
> more than speculation is not going to happen
> without some form of supporting evidence. All
> unsupported claims are destined to remain
> unsupported speculation. Since you are the one
> making the claims it is up to you to provide
> unequivocal proof The Ancient Egyptians were
> cognizant of and used pi and the inch. Find one
> provable reference to pi or the inch in the
> Ancient Egyptians archive of evidence
> demonstrating they were cognizant of these values.
> You won't find the evidence within your
> calculations. Otherwise even a million
> coincidences of finding pi will remain
> coincidence.
>
> Jacob

Well Jacob, your basing most of your ancient units and their world of Math on the Rhind Mathematical Papyrus, to which is dated to around 1550 BC, and being the main Pyramid building age began circa 2575 + BC , which is a thousand years before your favourite mathematical Papyrus, then its no surprise there's no evidence left, and there's no point pointing me to the Diary of Merer Papyrus, as that could be detailing the restoration work of a later time.

So its not so cut and dried when it comes to finding evidence .


DPP