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Thanos5150 Wrote:
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> The east corner lines are quite close regardless
> of the offset of G2.
I would also note that Petrie, among others, believed, as do I, that the G3 outer pyramid was built over an existing core structure:
To start the line backwards from G1 to G2, it is inset on G3's corner by approximately 23 meters (according to Bauval)
If we removed the outer pyramid layer to reveal the original core structure we would be pretty darned close to a straight line on all corners if not spot on. I have to wonder if this alignment is in fact a way to measure how large the original structure was.
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> The east corner lines are quite close regardless
> of the offset of G2.
I would also note that Petrie, among others, believed, as do I, that the G3 outer pyramid was built over an existing core structure:

To start the line backwards from G1 to G2, it is inset on G3's corner by approximately 23 meters (according to Bauval)

If we removed the outer pyramid layer to reveal the original core structure we would be pretty darned close to a straight line on all corners if not spot on. I have to wonder if this alignment is in fact a way to measure how large the original structure was.
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