~2490 BCE
Egyptian
Pyramid of Menkaure Built
Giza, Egypt
(29.9725°N, 31.1283°E)
Detailed Account
Smallest of the three Giza pyramids (65m tall). The lower 16 courses are clad in Aswan granite rather than limestone — a material 4x harder, quarried 800 km away. The interior contains an intricate basalt sarcophagus with palace-facade decoration. When the three Giza pyramids are mapped onto Orion's belt, Menkaure corresponds to Mintaka — the smallest and most offset star.
Geographic Context
Related Anomalies at This Location
Connected Insights
7.7
The Pi-Phi-Earth Triple Encoding
The Great Pyramid simultaneously encodes three fundamental constants: π (perimeter/2h = 3.1425), φ (apothem/half-base =...
7.7
Orion-Sirius-Precession: The Astronomical Trinity
Three astronomical systems are encoded in the Giza complex simultaneously: (1) the Orion Belt correlation in pyramid...
7.3
The Acoustic-Electromagnetic Convergence
Two independent lines of evidence converge on the Great Pyramid as an energy device: (1) Acoustic research shows the...
8.9
THE COSMIC ENERGY PUMP: The Giza Plateau as a Permanent Planetary Energy Conduit
Domains: Geology x Acoustics x Electromagnetics x Architecture x Hydrology x Electronics x Geophysics x Astronomy The...
6.8
The Concave Face Calendar Marker
The Great Pyramid's unique concave faces (creating an 8-sided structure) produce a shadow effect visible only during...
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