Great Pyramid & Khafre Pyramid WHAT THEY ARE & ARE NOT!

#GreatPyramid #KhafrePyramid #egyptianpyramids
On my channel, and in other comment threads, I all too frequently see certain claims made (usually when shifting the goal posts from specific technical discussions to "what aboutisms") in regards to the Giza and broader Egyptian Pyramids. These are always in defence of the Lost Ancient High Technology narrative.
The thing is these claims show that a false narrative has emerged from the many "analysis" videos and books by the majority Lost Ancient High Technology promoters. I too used to accept the gurus confident descriptions given that they's visited the Pyramids many times, and spoke so strongly against the "establishment"covering up or ignoring important details. Turns out the goose is the gander.
There are certain clear and indisputable facts about the Giza Pyramids that are just missing from the Ancient Aliens and Lost Ancient HIgh Technology descriptions of these amazing structures.

The Pyramids ARE NOT MORTARLESS constructions.
The precisely fitted stones of the Pyramids are on the outer most layers and internal chambers only, the overwhelming bulk of the pyramids construction is of IREEGULAR-INPRECISE- RUBBLE blocks.

You don't need to add a fluxcapacitor to a Lamborghini to make it an amazing car and you don't need to add features to the Pyramids to make them amazing structures.

If you skew evident reality you've well and truly left the path of "truth seeking".

Geological and Geomorphological study of the originalhill at the base of Fourth Dynasty Egyptian monuments.
Suzanne Raynaud, Henri de la Boisse, Farid Mahmoud Makroum, Joël Bertho

Analyzing Egyptian Pyramids in the Digital Age
Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East

PYRAMID OF KHAFRE ( Stonemasons commentary) Mike Haduck
Mike Haduck Masonry

THE GREAT PYRAMID of EGYPT (A Stonemasons Commentary) Mike Haduck
Mike Haduck Masonry

[davepowell]

The Giza plateau development was possibly holiday lets later filled in because the Pharaoh didn't want to look at the normals partying.

Redevelopment is standard ♻️
Respect for your pragmatic attitude SGD

[thenomadpack]

Hey SGD, I was wondering about the filling. It does seem that a quick way to build the pyramid would be to just build the outer layers, wheelbarrow up the rubble, throw it in and keep going. However, if it was all just rubble, even with a large primordial mound, wouldn't that make it less stable during an earthquake? Irregular shaped blocks seem to have been used in other megalithic sites that we know of, I was thinking maybe the gaps we now see in the pyramid could be damage from the multiple earthquakes over the years? I lived in Cairo for two years and remember seeing the bedrock outcrops you point out, I thought at the time maybe they carved out the bedrock into something like a step pyramid, perfect foundation for the rest? Thanks for your videos, you offer the balance needed to the scales of Thoth...

[BD-lqid]

youtube search Wally Wallington. I think this is how the pyramids were built.