Romulus the 2nd Wrote:
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> Many have suggested that the limestone blocks in
> that area (including that of the Queen's chamber)
> have moved as a result of earthquakes.

The limestone blocks under the KC floor blocks are irregularly shaped and fairly rough in finish - consequently, they have never been close-fitting enough to stop a flow of water.

What some see as the result of earthquakes (gaps between blocks) could in fact be down to poor work on the part of the Pyramid's builders - the reality is that the building is riddled with examples of poor workmanship.

> But Chris Dunn's theory is that it is all part of
> the design (I'm not sure if I support this part of
> his theory) but also that huge explosions have
> taken place in the Queen's chamber, what he called
> the "reaction chamber".

I have read Dunn's hypotheses and to be honest find them to be completely nonsensical.
Then, it always baffles me why anybody would want or need the Great Pyramid of Giza to be anything other than a tomb.

Robin (MJT)