Bosnian pyramids, Part II, no photos please!
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Not universal at all. You dodged this in the Giza thread (where it would actually belong) - lets see if bringing it here makes it easier for you.
oldarchystudent wrote:Here's some more confusion over the Royal Cubit.
GV - on your website you give the length as 20.63 inches:
The Catholic Planet site says 20.61 inches"royal cubits" which are 20.63 inches each
http://www.catholicplanet.com/Tabernacl ... -cubit.htm
The tourim site I mentioned earlier says1 royal Egyptian cubit = 20.610 inches or 523.5 millimeters
http://www.touregypt.net/featurestories/measures.htmThe principal unit of measurement in ancient Egypt was the royal cubit, a length we know to have been 52.4 cm
In short there doesn't seem to be an exact definition of a royal cubit - maybe it did change with successive kings - measured perhaps when they reached adulthood?
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And this....
oldarchystudent wrote:http://www.ncsli.org/misc/cubit.cfm
Now this is interesting because of this quote:
If so there was no standardized measurement from one king's rule to the next.The "Royal Egyptian Cubit" was decreed to be equal to the length of the forearm from the bent elbow to the tip of the extended middle finger plus the width of the palm of the hand of the Pharaoh or King ruling at that time
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I'm talking about the GP, the one with a half a nautical mile base perimeter length (no coincidence), it's the royal cubit noted by Petrie, and accepted by all, the kings chamber is 20 royal cubits x 10 royal cubits, and the base sides of the GP are 440 royal cubits, that one, Oas, get with the program.
Other royal cubit lengths came along, but the 20.632 inch-long one is the only one derived from astronomy, it's explained in article #2 at www.IceAgeCivilizations.com, the one you found no flaw in.
Other royal cubit lengths came along, but the 20.632 inch-long one is the only one derived from astronomy, it's explained in article #2 at www.IceAgeCivilizations.com, the one you found no flaw in.
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A nautical mile is 6076 feet.Genesis Veracity wrote:I'm talking about the GP, the one with a half a nautical mile base perimeter length.
According to Nova http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/pyramid/geometry/base.html
- the base length of the Great Pyramid is 756 feet.
- 4 sides to a pyramid = 3024 feet
- 6076 / 2 = 3038
You are off, wouldn't you say?
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I don't have to write a book - check the links I provided.Genesis Veracity wrote:Oas, you should write a book about how the 20.632 inch-long ancient Egyptian royal cubit is not the standard which was used to design the GP, no one has ever proposed that before, you'd be a real maverick and make lots of money.
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I hope so - there are some legitimate sites therearchaeologist wrote:schoch definantly was not kind to Os. i wonder if this will finalkly put an end to the massacreof the hill and allow real archaeologists preserve what is left?Dr. Schoch has posted a preliminary report in "The Bosnian Pyramid Phenomenon By Robert M. Schoch, Boston University" at
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....the dog continues to salivate .....Genesis Veracity wrote:Oas, you should write a book about how the 20.632 inch-long ancient Egyptian royal cubit is not the standard which was used to design the GP, no one has ever proposed that before, you'd be a real maverick and make lots of money.
......the clock ticks......
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Boy - I wish I would have had you for math in highschool. With a 5% gift on every question I would have aced it.Genesis Veracity wrote:An accuracy of within .5% with a simple mechanical device to measure the earth is pretty good, wouldn't you say?
This is your math, not mine, and it's wrong.
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