Re: Scientist Says Concrete Was Used in Pyramids

Kendall K. Down <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


Before it hardens, the consistency of the reconstitued is sufficient so
that the surface does not have to be perfectly horizontal.

It's not a question of "perfectly horizontal"; stones in the core of many
pyramids slope inwards at an angle of 10-15 degrees, while those in the
corridors are 30 degrees or more.

See in <1hq3gu7.aawk74f4h0tN%firstname@xxxxxxxxxxxx>


The best point you made.
One may still speculate, though: the cost of the technology due to the
limited avaibility of starting material like the crushed limestone, the
magnesite/dolomite, natron would reserve the technology for exceptional
projects?

If there was enough starting material to build pyramids, that was certainly
enough for blocking a passageway within a pyramid.

I thought you were talking about using the technology in a different
project than a pyramid. Moreover, isn't it claimed that passageways are
casted?




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Florian

"Tout est au mieux dans le meilleur des mondes possibles"
Voltaire vs Leibniz
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