– Reply to an Egyptologist. –
By Robert Madsen, Mason/Constructor
Dear Sir
When about shafts concrete wall and as reply to your statement, that
“The chisel marks are unquestionable”
Try instead to look to how constructional facts appear. Look to the cracks that have appeared in surface ground level. Precisely what proves a Canal.
It is,
1) That a space will separate concrete wall section from old dug bedrock wall and this is clearly seen at corner part section in shaft.
From in inside the wide fissures we see a canal bedrock wall that continio its course behind concrete walls sections.
2) And that cracks are visible in surface ground level thereby showing the existence of a submerged canal and surely roofed with cast concrete.
To make this most clear I place arrows on the following pictures. This makes very clear the constructional facts.
That’s how a Canal is visible. How the cracks are when investigating on spot
And it might be this. The Canal will lead to inner chambers.
Now look.
East/West walls, concrete wall surface do show the chisel marks. But North/South wall surface will show no chisel marks, rather is smooth of surface.
This concrete wall surface was made to look like if “chisel” had been on it! Indeed, concrete part section is supposed to look like the bedrock, but fact Concrete.
This which looks like chisel-work is zigzag line work-make. Such line-make on wall surface was made while concrete still was wet. While wet concrete can on wall surface be formed and shaped accordingly.
A once used tool was simply the short sticks. A stick was used for marking into wet concrete!
As concrete later dried was on wall surface a chisel look. That’s It. The concrete here was supposed to look like bedrock. Was a meant to appear like simply the Well. It is then obvious the Egyptians wanted to hide and guard their treasures, hiding the Canal because it leads to chamber area located under the pyramid. It was cleverly secured when the well looks “cut bedrock” Then no one notice!
A scholarly argument has been that the concrete walls “chisel marks” show the bedrock.
That I (and I quote) “have decided before any investigation, inquiry, comparison… (and has) explained zigzagging wet concrete!”
Yes I have. Because the shaft/canal, its visible facts can be verified and also can the concretes particular components can be proven scientifically if now any serious geologist would dare to do this.
Source: Giza´s Sealed Concrete Doors part two. (Foundation website)
