Warwick Wrote:
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> According to your logic the only people who build
> things are the people who write books about what
> they have built.

You don't understand my logic because I didn't say any such thing. It simply strikes me as completely unfathomable that all those many millions of blocks amounting to many more millions of tons of masonry, comprising arguably the most massive construction project in the history of mankind over only 2 centuries before any knowledge of iron or the wheel, by a civilization where millions of people witnessed or participated in such construction projects - and not just Egyptians but travelers, mercants, etc. from other parts of the world who came and saw all that scaffolding, quarrying, transporting, etc. -- and yet we don't even see a single scratch of graffiti about it. No scale models to teach kids in school how it's done. No drawings of any of drawings of any of those monuments. No builder, architect, mason, or quarry worker took any evidence of it to their grave. Not even a contemporaneous tomb painting of a pyramid. No historian, tourist, politician, priest, athlete, teacher, bread maker, etc., claims to be an eyewitness to the construction. No tools or methods in the evidence attests to such industrial-scale projects.

If you think that's an unreasonable thing to expect, I simply don't share your standard.



> The Memphite Necropolis is an illusion .
>
> All the other things I have referenced are an
> illusion
>
> Your denial that the law you wish to apply to the
> AE's does not apply to anyone or anything else is
> just one more example of your flawed methodology.

Sorry, I have no idea what that means, and I have no idea why anyone believes the Dynastic built those monuments.

So I'll keep looking for answers.