New erosion analyzes of pyramid stones at Giza yield much older dates

Many readers know that Egyptologists claim the Sphinx and the three main pyramids of Giza were built about 4,500 years ago. They have no idea how the primitive civilization of Egypt could have made them, or why they were made. Geologist Robert Schoch claims that precipitation erosion proves the Sphinx in particular is thousands of years old. A star map inside an “air shaft” of the Great Pyramid shows the sky as it was about 12,000 years ago. Edgar Cayce claimed that these structures were built around 10,500 BC and that there is a Hall of Records buried near the Sphinx from the days of Atlantis. There is also a theory that the three pyramids are deliberately aligned like the three stars in Orion’s belt.

The problem is, they were placed in places that make an angle of 12 degrees when in reality the line seen in the stars only has an angle of 6 degrees. Are specific manufacturers usually so far away? Or does Mintaka’s stellar flow rate imply a much older construction date? (Read the 1994 book The Mystery of Orion By Robert Bauval and Adrian Gilbert for a complete argument.

For evidence of corrosion… imagine there is an exposed block of stone for which we know the exact year it was exposed and exposed to the elements. We can measure the erosion that has occurred in that block, divide by the previous years, and come up with an average annual rate. We can then measure the depth of corrosion damage in rocks with an unknown exposure date and use this relative corrosion method to calculate the material’s first exposure date. Alberto Donini described his corrosion analysis: “The REM is based on the ratio between two types of erosion affecting the same type of rock at the same location: one with a known date and the other with a determined date.” simple

“He concludes: ‘For this reason, it is likely that the pyramids of Akhet Khufu and Khafra (G1 and G2) date to approximately 19,000-23,000 BC, while at least two of the Queen’s pyramids (G1b and G1c), located much closer to the pyramid. Probably between 2,500 and 5,000 BC. It is plausible that the pharaohs Cheops and Shephren only renovated the two largest pyramids on the Giza plateau, attributed their authorship, and probably built the Queens’ pyramids.

Based on this preliminary report on relative decay measurements (REM) performed on selected pyramids of the Giza plateau, it can be concluded that there was a civilization in Egypt around 20,000 years before Christ that was able to build at least two major pyramids (G1 and G2).

As my readers already know, the evidence indicates that there is a periodic cycle of civilization-ends pole shift Catastrophe that brought the pre-Egyptians to an abrupt end.