Megalithic Monuments · Vol. 2 · 2001
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Why would the builders of Giza measure a mountain on the other side of the Earth? K2, Quest of the Gods is the second megalithic volume. It treats the pyramidal mountain as a geodetic counterpart to Giza, and it argues for a planetary survey encoded in monument and mountain, continuing the design brief of the first book. That survey is Ellis’ claim. It is not a result accepted by surveyors or Egyptologists as a group. The book is for readers who have followed the geometry of Thoth and want it tested against the high ranges.
What you'll explore
- K2 as a geodetic counterpart to Giza
- A planetary survey encoded in monument and mountain
- Continuity of the megalithic design brief
On Ancient Origins
- Star Shaft Pointing - Busted: Debunking the Star Shaft Theory of the Great Pyramid — 22 August 2015. Their page, not a chapter pasted here.
- Imperial Measures and the Pyramids — 16 July 2014. Their page, not a chapter pasted here.
- Tunnel Vision – The Mysterious Forced Entry of the Caliph into the Great Pyramid - Part 2 — 3 July 2014. Their page, not a chapter pasted here.
- Tunnel Vision – The Mysterious Forced Entry of the Caliph into the Great Pyramid of Giza — 2 July 2014. Their page, not a chapter pasted here.
- The Star-Shaft Theory of the Great Pyramid - Busted — 23 June 2014. Their page, not a chapter pasted here.
Read a Published Excerpt
Ancient Origins published a passage drawn from Thoth, Architect of the Universe and K2, Quest of the Gods on 3 July 2014. Read the published excerpt on their website.
Tunnel Vision, part 2
In this series
Megalithic Monuments
Megalithic Monuments
Thoth,Architect of the Universe
The geometry of the great monuments