~2670 BCE
Egyptian
Step Pyramid of Djoser
Saqqara, Egypt
(29.8713°N, 31.2165°E)
Detailed Account
The first monumental stone building in Egypt, designed by the polymath Imhotep. A revolutionary leap from mud-brick mastabas to a 62m stone pyramid. Imhotep was later deified as a god of medicine and architecture. The question is: where did this sudden leap in engineering knowledge come from? There is no gradual development trail — Djoser's pyramid appears almost fully formed.
Geographic Context
Location
Saqqara, Egypt
Latitude
29.871300° N
Longitude
31.216500° E
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...
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