Using the inclusive definition of "Pyramid" -- including artificial mounds, stupas, ziggurats, tetrahedrons, and even polygonal coursing [36], and "truncated forms" [citing Paz, 150-151] -- the author provides a no-nonsense and surpassingly comprehensive review. She even credits the "pyramidiots" [18] with their invaluable contributions -- such as the demonstration by the uniquely passionate Scotsman, Charles Smyth, that the Giza monument is an embodiment of Christian history [17-18]. Many gems, such as the observation that "water may have played a more important role within the Old Kingdom pyramid tradition than is usually recognized" [37]. Clancy also thoroughly explores the How To of mountain-building.… (meer)
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Clancy also thoroughly explores the How To of mountain-building.… (meer)