The ancient Egyptians had an awareness of the intellectually defined radial distance, in cubit measure, which we identify as 20.625 inches. They not only were aware of its existence, they avoided its practical implementation. They did so fully aware of the confusion it would create for later students of Egypt. They were building an environment of awe. The sexagesimal … [Read more...]
Truth Hidden in Plain Sight: How did they know?
Copyright 2015 A. Sokolowski Do not reproduce without permission Philosophy is written in this grand book – I mean the universe — which stands continually open to our gaze. But it cannot be understood unless one first learns to comprehend the language and interpret the characters in which it is written. It is written in the language of mathematics, and its characters are … [Read more...]
Happiness Interrupted – Metrological Confusion
Happiness Interrupted An Addendum To "Something Strange At The Parthenon" By Ernest P. Moyer Table of Contents Introduction Cubit Origins Cubit Historic Record A New Understanding of Metrology Ancient Egyptian Reaction to this Metrological Confusion Professional Remarks on Cubits The Historical Record on Egyptian Digits Coincidence with English Inches The … [Read more...]
Decoding Giza Pyramids – Part 3
Did the ancient designer(s) of pyramids at Giza knew precisely the size of our planet, the moon and the sun? Do ancient units of length express advanced knowledge about our solar system? Was the Giza Pyramids project a tribute to Geometry, Metrology and Astronomy? Introduction by Ernest Moyer To say that we have in the Egyptian Royal Cubit an uncanny mathematical … [Read more...]
The Great Pyramid of Giza and the Supremacy of the Sacred Cubit
THE SUPREMACY OF THE SACRED CUBITUpon the Great Pyramid of Giza Copyright 2013 by Doug Krieger After extensive reading of so much of this material on the measurements of the Great Pyramid of Giza – we at the Tribnet have been deeply frustrated in that the measurements of the Sacred Cubit are virtually nowhere to be found aside from our humble material, and those of the late … [Read more...]