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Steve Clayton Wrote:
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> Hi Cladking,
>
> Ref: Obviously "rain" is a very attractive
> hypothesis for the source of water at Giza but
> still the problem is the limited catchment area
> and the inability to hold significant amounts
> between rain events.
>
>
> Many ancient societies harvested rain. Why would
> the AE be any different, unless they had an
> abundance of stream water. Has there been a
> notable ground radar of areas that might contain a
> water ditch or canal. And, if so, to what extent?
>
>
> Where did they look?
Very very little looking has been reported. In their defense a lot of this is buried under quite a bit of desert so there's good reason to suspect little would be found. They did to an exhaustive study on the Mena House Gulf Course at the foot of the plateau which was quite interesting. There were a few anomalies that might yield some interesting drill cores.
The real problem is the lack of chemical and elemental testing in the area. Who knows what might show up here.
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> Hi Cladking,
>
> Ref: Obviously "rain" is a very attractive
> hypothesis for the source of water at Giza but
> still the problem is the limited catchment area
> and the inability to hold significant amounts
> between rain events.
>
>
> Many ancient societies harvested rain. Why would
> the AE be any different, unless they had an
> abundance of stream water. Has there been a
> notable ground radar of areas that might contain a
> water ditch or canal. And, if so, to what extent?
>
>
> Where did they look?
Very very little looking has been reported. In their defense a lot of this is buried under quite a bit of desert so there's good reason to suspect little would be found. They did to an exhaustive study on the Mena House Gulf Course at the foot of the plateau which was quite interesting. There were a few anomalies that might yield some interesting drill cores.
The real problem is the lack of chemical and elemental testing in the area. Who knows what might show up here.
Man fears the pyramid, time fears man.
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