Archaeology

   

Parameters of Triangles Formed by the Peaks of the Giza Plateau Pyramids and the Highest Point of the "Great Sphinx" Monument

Authors: Andrey V. Voron

Based on calculated and recorded data, this paper demonstrates the use of two length systems — the metric system and the ancient Egyptian system (royal cubit) — by the builders of the Giza plateau. The study analyzes the numerical linear dimensions of each pyramid in the Giza pyramid complex, as well as the base area and visible surface area of the complex pyramids. Spatial3D segments were obtained, which formed the basis for calculating the areas of two trianglesformed by the peaks of the Menkaure, Khafre, and Khufu pyramids and the highest point of the"Great Sphinx" monument.

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