cladking Wrote:
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> charly Wrote:
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> > Don't need to, has been done already ;-)
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> I've been reading about and discussing pyramids
> for more than a decade and have seen this
> contention 1000 times yet no one has ever brought
> out even the slimmest direct evidence any great
> pyramid was a tomb. There is some indirect
> evidence Djoser's was a tomb but no direct
> evidence any other than this first was a tomb.
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> Usage of the word "sarcophagus" does not magically
> transform a stone box into a place of burial or a
> pyramid into a tomb.

Lol! Still the expert of turning things upside down I see!
It is Scott (and others) who tries (in vain) magically to transform sarcophagi into "stone boxes". Notwithstanding the fact that the typology and evolution of sarcophagi is well known.
Pyramids can't be tombs so something has to be done to transform those pesky sarcophagi into something else. Pretty desperate actually...