Roderick @Roderickrodder

@BAJRjobs @LH66623 The Egyptians were decorating tombs for about 1000 years prior to the great pyramid. A tomb with no decoration isn’t the Egyptians standard practice

@BAJRjobs @LH66623 The sign for the number 20 in the queens chamber shaft is completely different to the sign for the number 20 Howard vyse is said to have discovered in Campbells chamber.

@BAJRjobs @LH66623 You don’t date the ochre, as an archaeologist you should be aware of organic matter they try to date when testing ochre. I’ve watched matts videos, I’ve always watched how to forge the lines seen behind some stones. It’s inconclusive data that proves nothing

@BAJRjobs @LH66623 Why are the numeric signs for the same numbers different throughout the great pyramid? Could it indicate different phases of people putting numbers on stones? It’s said that the red ochre goes behind some stones, no names have been stated. Why would undated red ochre be an issue?

@BAJRjobs @LH66623 The worker gangs of Khufu put their marks on stone hundreds of years after mortar was put in the great pyramid. Numerals in the queens chamber shaft have never been dated, what’s interesting is that numbers on stone throughout the great pyramid writing styles change.

@BAJRjobs @LH66623 The carbon dates show people working on the great pyramid before the reign of Khufu, a lot of the remaining data would then indicate Khufu was repairing the great pyramid.

@BAJRjobs @umutcangun @MichaelButtonX The carbon dates show pre 4th dynasty for people working on the great pyramid

@cfeagans @adancingferret @4gottnHistory Is that why a consensus is needed to agree on the fairytale

@BAJRjobs @Matty_Tempo02 @MichaelButtonX @MBeallX @lukecaverns

@FoMaHun @andreas_nigbur Go on ahead and make a mould for it out of clay. Prove your point, you must be able to given it’s easy and all that.

@FoMaHun @andreas_nigbur What’s the mould made from?

@JRoastbeef44254 @xashtreex @KarenBro_ @PeterBrandEgypt It’s his book that you need to read

@JRoastbeef44254 @xashtreex @KarenBro_ @PeterBrandEgypt Best reading it for yourself.

@JRoastbeef44254 @xashtreex @KarenBro_ @PeterBrandEgypt Did you read Lawton’s account on why he thinks this isn’t probable?

@JRoastbeef44254 @xashtreex @KarenBro_ @PeterBrandEgypt Are you saying there was more burial chambers back then?

@TheProjectUnity There is no such thing.

@JRoastbeef44254 @xashtreex @KarenBro_ @PeterBrandEgypt As outrageous as making 3 burial chambers with nothing identifying who’s buried there breaking the Egyptians tradition?

@JRoastbeef44254 @xashtreex @KarenBro_ @PeterBrandEgypt Based on no other decorative writings v quarry markings. The evidence isn’t favouring you

@JRoastbeef44254 @xashtreex @KarenBro_ @PeterBrandEgypt You are correct he doesn’t have evidence just as you don’t have evidence but there is also a good chance they are quarry markings.

@JRoastbeef44254 @xashtreex @KarenBro_ @PeterBrandEgypt Before you stated walls/ceilings you said we have evidence on the walls. You misrepresented the account. We don’t have any evidence they were in the walls just your assumption