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Who will the great pyramid?
The Great Pyramid's true builders, purpose, and dating remain fiercely contested in the alternative record. Multiple independent researchers argue it predates the Fourth Dynasty by thousands of years, was never a tomb, and encodes precision engineering impossible under the official construction timeline. The 'Khufu built it' narrative rests on a single cartouche — which explorer Richard Howard-Vyse's own crew may have forged in 1837.
Evidence
- Robert Schoch's geological analysis of the Sphinx enclosure — presented at the 1992 Geological Society of America conference — demonstrated heavy rainfall weathering consistent with a construction date of at least 7000–10,000 BC, undermining the entire Giza chronology.
- Christopher Dunn, a precision machinist, argues in his 'Giza Power Plant' thesis that the King's Chamber and its granite coffer were machined to tolerances measurable only with modern instruments.
- Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson have each pointed to astronomical alignments — particularly the shaft angles targeting Orion's Belt and Thuban — that lock the structure's design to approximately 10,500 BC, corroborating the Orion Correlation Theory advanced by Robert Bauval.
- Mauro Biglino, a former Vatican Bible translator, and Zecharia Sitchin both argued that cuneiform and biblical texts describe the Anunnaki using pyramid-like structures as landing beacons and energy nodes — a reading echoed in Michael Tellinger's research on African stone circles as a broader ancient power grid.
- John Anthony West championed this finding and noted the stylistic coherence between the Sphinx and the Pyramid complex suggests a single, far older civilization.