Thanos5150 wrote:

> Hi DScribr,
>
> DScribr wrote:
>
> > Hi Thanos.
> >
> > Good presentation.
>
> Thank you.
>
> > I agree w/ you, for the most part, and you bring some very
> good
> > points.
> > (And great pics, do you have any more of the lower sect. of
> G2,
> > and surrounding area?)
>
> I have posted several in the past, but if you Google search
> Khafre pyramid casing stones and the like you can dig some up.
> What is it you are wanting to see specifically-just more?
>
> > Quoting T, "It is clear the original interior chambers are
> > completely different aesthetically and structurally than the
> > outer pyramid conversion layer with the palace facade
> > architecture being particularly telling as to the difference
> in
> > ideology of the two builders which to me separates them in
> time
> > as well...."
> >
> > It's also possible that the builders, (the actual workers)
> were
> > the same group(s) of people for the duration.... but the
> > Master-Builder, (the top boss) was changed/replaced in
> > early/mid-project, which caused the differences in methods,
> > etc.
> >
> > For me, the question is: How much time separated these 2 very
> > different thinking Master-builders??? Was a new King throned
> @
> > this time, and did he then replace the M-B, and did they also
> > change construction plans, methods, etc.???
>
> This is a good question. Personally I do not believe the
> pyramids (regardless of when the cores were built and by whom)
> of Dashur and Giza were built by one pharaoh or one at a time
> and were likely worked on by many concurrently over several
> decades if not centuries.


Regardless of the authenticity, or
> not, of the one Khufu cartouche, there are 2 dozen more
> cartouches/lines of graffiti that could not have all been faked
> ergo sometime during the 4th Dynasty people were working in the
> relieving chambers.


The cartouche was not invented until
> arguably the end of the 3rd Dynasty but in reality it becomes
> common in the 4th which dates the earliest the graffiti could
> be there. Given this could not have been mere repairs it
> suggests the 4th Dynasty marked the completion of the Giza
> pyramid project, not necessarily its origination.


I was trying to somehow date, or at least establish my Pyramid- building order just from pics....but it's probably an impossible task.

I'd suggest Radio-Carbon Dating of multiple locations, on all Pyramids, BUT, we need much more precise results than the usual plus-or-minus 150 yrs. time-frame. (My meaning is an organized, thorough, and esp. accurate study of the mortar in all Pyramids.)

Last statement: You may be right here....I think the 'Pyramid-building Era' was at least 200 yrs. long, and probably longer.

I firmly believe ALL Khufu Cartouches we now know of are authentic and attested.....The forgery idea is simply over-speculated Fringe Fantasy, and always will be. JE says he now believes ONLY the one Glyph found in the Queens C air-shaft is authentic, and all others in the GP are not....but, as usual, he offers NO evidence to support, etc.

Regards, Willie