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Our Inheritance in the Great Pyramid: Including All the Most Important Discoveries Up To the Present Time (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Griffith, Ira Samuel

 
9781440039485: Our Inheritance in the Great Pyramid: Including All the Most Important Discoveries Up To the Present Time (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

A monumental study of the Great Pyramid that blends science and history
This fourth, greatly enlarged edition collects the most important discoveries about the Great Pyramid up to its publication. It offers maps, plans, elevations, and detailed measurements to illuminate the structure’s design and meaning.

Author Piazzi Smyth applies practical surveying and astronomical techniques to reveal precise exterior and interior details. The work argues for a purposeful, mathematically grounded interpretation of the monument that goes beyond traditional Egyptology, presenting a view of the pyramid as a milestone in ancient science and prophetic purpose.




  • Extensive diagrams and measured data that support the book’s claims about the pyramid’s layout and proportions

  • Discussion of British and universal metrology as they relate to the great structure

  • Historical context linking the pyramid to broader ancient and prophetic ideas

  • Insights into the author’s fieldwork, instruments, and the process of measurement in Egypt



Ideal for readers who enjoy rigorous, data‑driven exploration of one of the world’s most famous monuments, and for those curious about the intersection of science, history, and belief.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

WHEN the late worthy John Taylor, of Gower Street, London (originally of Bake-well, Derbyshire) published, first his larger work entitled " The Great Pyramid ; why Avas it built, and who built it ?" in 1859 ; and afterwards, in 1864, his smaller pamphlet which he called " The Battle of the Standards (of Linear Measure) : the ancient of four thousand years, against the modern of the last fifty years-the less perfect of the two,"-he opened up for archaeology a purer, nobler, more important pathway to light than that study had ever enjoyed before.
But Academic Archaeology did not accept it; and meanwhile some portions of the new pathway were so little removed from much of my oavu scientific professional occupations, that I felt it something like a public duty to examine into the foundation of Mr. Taylor's theory as rigidly and extensively as I could, though by home work only, at first; and my publication of 18G4 (i.e., the first edition of the present book) contained the findings so

Table of Contents

i introductory statement touching the great pyramid 3; ii geometrical proportions 12; iii standard of length employed in the great pyramid 27; iv figure op the earth and the sun-distance 40 v geographical indications in the great pyramid 55; PART II; HISTORY AND THE INTERIOR; vi structural isolation of the great pyramid amongst; all pyramids 73; vii the pyramid coffer 99; viii why of that size? 118; ix density and temperature 146; x confirmations by the new school 174; PART III; NATIONAL WEIGHTS AND MEASURES; xi british metrology, past and present 199; xii pyramid capacity measure 225; xiii pyramid weight measure 231; xiv linear and superficial measure 244; xv heat and pressure, angle, money, time 257; xvi the sacred cubit of the hebrews 281; xvii "time measures in the great pyramid " 304; xviii moses and the wisdom of the egyptians 328; xix mechanical data 348; xx sacred, and prophetic, time 374; PART V; I

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