Missing Pyramids & Göbekli Tepe
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Can harmonic ratios hidden in sand reveal a forgotten chapter of Giza’s design?
Robert Edward Grant reveals emerging evidence for two previously unacknowledged pyramidal structures on the Giza Plateau. Historical maps — including the 1457 Fra Mauro and 1743 Pocock — depict five pyramids, not three. Now, satellite imagery reveals sand-covered formations matching those records, with slope angles of 48.366° and 46.169° — precise reflections of harmonic intervals in geometry and music. Exposed stone blocks and notch-and-joint mortar patterns mirror the construction of Giza’s known pyramids.
Symbolism in the King’s Chamber suggests alignment not just with Orion’s Belt, but also Cygnus — the dual-lattice cosmology echoed in Göbekli Tepe’s twelve T-pillars, a correlation uncovered in July of this year.
These findings point to a shared sacred science — encoded across time to preserve humanity’s connection to the stars.