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by Michael Arbuthnot |
To truly determine whether or not such subterranean structures exist at the Gesh, Birak Al Khiyam, M42/M43, Meissa, and Letopolis sites, ground-penetrating radar and/or excavations are necessary. If subterranean structures can be verified, as we confidently think they will be, it would shed a conclusive light on the pyramid builders' original plans, as well as force academic Egyptology to reconsider its canonized dating and dogma.
Such verification would open up a new chapter of Egyptology into the next millennium, as well as establish astro-geo-archaeology as a legitimate methodology.
However, The Orion Pyramid Theory may have far greater ramifications still hidden below the horizon of Egyptology's future. Such ramifications have been suggested by the location of Leporis in Letopolis - extending the celestial-terrestrial connection outside the constellation of Orion and into Lepus.
For surely a plan of the Orion Pyramids' grandeur does not stand alone.
There is work to be done.
© 1997 Michael Arbuthnot
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