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"Anyway, back to water. Any congregation of water that stays for a time will attract plant life or those who grow plants there, that's just natural. When the Nile isn't in flood, it is where compared to the plateau? How far do folk have to travel to get water? With anywhere between 20,000 and 100,000 folk on site every day, how many more are used to bring water up to their needs every day? You are better to have storage areas on higher ground, aren't you?"
Poorhotep was a misogynist...the women were the water bearers for the crew. on the body of the Pyramid. Most were in the quarries where one could expect some welling of water perhaps, and/or in between ( whether pushing pulling hauling or levitating is that other topic that shall not be named).
The water is believed to have lapped at the foot of the Temples at the foot of the Causeways. whether directly or via channeling.
Warwick
Poorhotep was a misogynist...the women were the water bearers for the crew. on the body of the Pyramid. Most were in the quarries where one could expect some welling of water perhaps, and/or in between ( whether pushing pulling hauling or levitating is that other topic that shall not be named).
The water is believed to have lapped at the foot of the Temples at the foot of the Causeways. whether directly or via channeling.
Warwick
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