M. J. Thomas Wrote:
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> Jon Ellison Wrote:
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> > M. J. Thomas Wrote:
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> > > Hello Romulus the 2nd,
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> > > Why are you ignoring the cold, hard fact that the
> > > King's Chamber is not and never has been watertight?
> > >
> > > Robin (MJT)
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> > How do you know that it's never been watertight?
> > How about 'symbolically' watertight?
> > How about it flows in and then drains out again?
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> See modern photos of excavation/s under north end
> of sarcophagus and area between sarcophagus and
> Chamber's north wall.
> Add in gap between raised floor and base of walls,
> and irregular and rough limestone core blocks
> under granite floor slabs.
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> Robin (MJT)

Has it not occurred to you that the gap in the floor might indicate that the original flooring was removed? Likewise for the QC?

Do you think the hacked up nature of the lower AP represents the best workmanship the builders were capable of during primary construction?

Do you believe that what we see there today is all it ever was from the day it was completed?




Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 15-Aug-17 20:10 by Origyptian.