The Origin and Significance of the Great Pyramid
13 chapters English Public domain
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In this classic of Pyramidology, C. Staniland Wake attempts to answer the questions: who actually built the pyramids, and why? He rejects the conventional theory that they were tombs, and explores astronomical and religious motivations for their construction instead.
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13 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Table of Contents 05 Chapter I. The Astronomical Theory 06 Chapter II. Early Egyptian Civilization 07 Chapter III. The Tomb Theory 08 Chapter IV. The Religious Theory 09 Chapter V. Seth And Serpent Worship 10 Note 11 Appendix I 12 Appendix II 13 Special Pages: Errata
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The Origin and Significance of the Great Pyramid
13 chapters English Public domain
About this book
In this classic of Pyramidology, C. Staniland Wake attempts to answer the questions: who actually built the pyramids, and why? He rejects the conventional theory that they were tombs, and explores astronomical and religious motivations for their construction instead.
Table of contents
13 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Table of Contents 05 Chapter I. The Astronomical Theory 06 Chapter II. Early Egyptian Civilization 07 Chapter III. The Tomb Theory 08 Chapter IV. The Religious Theory 09 Chapter V. Seth And Serpent Worship 10 Note 11 Appendix I 12 Appendix II 13 Special Pages: Errata
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The Origin and Significance of the Great Pyramid
13 chapters English Public domain
About this book
In this classic of Pyramidology, C. Staniland Wake attempts to answer the questions: who actually built the pyramids, and why? He rejects the conventional theory that they were tombs, and explores astronomical and religious motivations for their construction instead.
Table of contents
13 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Table of Contents 05 Chapter I. The Astronomical Theory 06 Chapter II. Early Egyptian Civilization 07 Chapter III. The Tomb Theory 08 Chapter IV. The Religious Theory 09 Chapter V. Seth And Serpent Worship 10 Note 11 Appendix I 12 Appendix II 13 Special Pages: Errata
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