The Purpose of the Great Pyramid History for Granite Inspired

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[kyledamron]

History For Granite is one of the best channels on Ancient Egyptian architecture. He's so well researched, and the things he can't say are facts he lets you know they aren't facts, just his opinion, but his opinions are based off some of the best research into the topic Ive ever seen.

[Hyoscyamus]

I love this channel, it has the perfect blend of science and emotionally driven passive aggressive diatribe!

[DayTrippingAdventurer]

Love the amount of research you put into this and the quality of editing you put into the video. Really adds to the depth of the culture of Egypt. Great job.

[uncomfortablecrocs]

BABE WAKE UP - New purpose of the Great Pyramids just dropped!

[TommySaucierPlourde]

Very interesting perspective. History for granite just blew my mind with is video. And the fact, that you could build on top of it mean to me that their is something very interesting. I sure hope many more interesting tibits like this one before long. Great work man ;)

[triggword]

Personal I think all this was thousands of years after the pyramids were built!

[kacperwoch]

This makes some sense from a literary point of view but since everyone agrees the pyramids were built at different times by different pharos it would be hard to assign an older pyramid a function it would only have centuries later when all the pyramids mentioned were already completed. The whole procession to the tombs of old pharos is an interesting idea but I don't think pharo's remains would have been placed in and removed from multiple pyramids.

[TheZoodonym]

great job, very insightful and flows nicely. You have a great way of talking about this subject. I am glad that I subscirbed

[kevinbeery]

I wish you tube wouldn't keep turning off my notifications..

[casiokeys]

I’m watching this video from the Winter Palace in Luxor. Can’t get enough of this history. Thanks for your work!

[CU.SpaceCowboy]

I love the archeology renaissance that were in right now. Great video Dan! ❤️

[charlesroberts]

Really enjoying your channel, thank you.

[sixeses]

I like chipmunks, which are the smallest species of squirrel, but no, sounds normal but fast. That ended before I got caught up.

[fairhall]

I love how the door to speculation is opening up. Good effort and research.

[andymccracken]

Yes, good thinking, you might be right. I'll have to watch it again to get all the details. Also I agree with you about History for Granite, he's done great work investigating the pyramids mainly just by looking and thinking.

[amoremorte]

Land of chem has so much collected data i have never ever seen anywhere else.

[largebills]

The argument holds water. I see your point and I can see the pyramids being utilized in this way. I knew there was something in between a single use tomb and a nuclear power plant. This makes much more sense than either of those extremes.

[martinadams]

Dear Mr DeDunking, i respect anyone who tries to tackle ancient Egyptian spiritual texts. However, you really must if you want to understand these structures. As you are aware, interpreting the translations is the problem. You are correct in assuming that the texts are mirrored by movements on earth. May I please recommend to you a book by Jeremy Naydler called the 'Shamanic wisdom in the pyramid texts.' It is available on amazon and you really will find it enlightening regarding this subject. Thanks

[JaydeJackson]

Dan!! You trimmed length from your majestic beard? My heart breaks into a thousand pieces.

[Misitheus]

My 87 year old mother just died....I'm glad I didn't have to go through all this bullshit with her heading to the