The Great Pyramid of Giza was built using over 2 million hetrogeneous blocks of granite stone, each weighing as much as a car. Making the blocks hetrogeneous (meaning each block is of a slightly different shape and size) is incomprehensibly more difficult then making them homogenous (same shape and size). Not only are the blocks hetrogeneous but they are stacked to create an angle of 52 degrees. 45 degrees would have been much easier, but 52 degrees is necessary if you want your pyramid to include Pi and the golden ratio. Hetrogeneous blocks would be necessary to make your pyramid earthquake-proof.
Teti I (2345–2333 BCE) was the first king of Egypt’s 6th dynasty, and was buried at Saqqara. Preserved within his pyramid are some excellent examples of pyramid texts. Pyramid texts are ancient religious texts from Egypt’s Old Kingdom, and are possibly the oldest known religious texts in the world.
The spells (or “utterances”) written are primarily concerned with protecting the remains of the king, reanimating his body after death, and aiding him in ascending to the heavens.
The following is a translated section from the pyramid texts of Teti I’s pyramid (‘Utterance 373’ via: Miriam Lichtheim, Ancient Egyptian Literature, vol 1):
“Oho! Oho! Rise up, O Teti!
Take your head, collect your bones,
Gather your limbs, shake the earth from your flesh!
Take your bread that rots not, your beer that sours not,
Stand at the gates that bar the common people!
The gatekeeper comes out to you, he grasps your hand,
Takes you into heaven, to your father Geb.
He rejoices at your coming, gives you his hands,
Kisses you, caresses you,
Sets you before the spirits, the imperishable stars…”
Renowned Black art collector and author of The Kinsey Collection,
Bernard Kinsey, calls it “The Myth of Omission.” Author of Powernomics
and lecturer on Black wealth, Dr. Claud Anderson, calls it “White
Washing.” Others simply call it White lies! Whatever you call it, there
is no denying that African history has been largely erased from history
books worldwide. For example, it is widely believed and taught that
Christopher Columbus (pictured) discovered the Americas. Au contraire.
Here are 10 facts that prove otherwise.
1. Columbus Himself – Columbus said himself Africans were in America. In the book, “Africa
and the Discovery of America,” Harvard historian Leo Weiner explains
that Columbus noted in his journal that the Native Americans confirmed
“black skinned people had come from the south-east in boats, trading in
2. American Narcotics Discovered in Egyptian Mummies – The discovery of American narcotics in Egyptian mummies has
left some historians amazed. Recently, archaeologists discovered the
presence of narcotics only known to be derived from American plants in
ancient Egyptian mummies…
3. Ancient Pyramids – Ancient pyramids don’t only exist in Egypt. The more sophisticated
pyramids that now stand at Giza were possible because of the work done
by African in Egypt. Professor Everett Borders noted the presence of
completed pyramids in La Venta in Mexico but the unusual absence of any
earlier forms of the pyramids…
4. Egyptian Artifacts in North America – For years, Eurocentric archaeologists have largely turned
the other cheek when it came to the discovery of artifacts from ancient
Egypt being discovered in the Americas. According to Dr. David Imhotep,
the author behind the book “The First Americans Were Africans:
Documented Evidence,” “Egyptian artifacts found across North America
from the Algonquin writings on the East Coast to the artifacts and
Egyptian place names in the Grand Canyon” are all signs of an early
arrival in the Americas by Africans. This is also paired with a much
earlier account of Black people with incredible skills at sea. Back in
445 B.C., the Greek historian Herodotus wrote of King Ramses III leading
a team of Africans at sea with astounding seafaring and navigational
4. Ancient African Skeletons Discovered in the New World – There have been many instances of archaeologists discovering skulls
and skeletons that they believed clearly belonged to people of African
descent. Polish professor Andrzej Wiercinski revealed the discovery of
African skulls at Olmec sites in Tlatilco, Cerro de las Mesas and Monte
Alban. Even more ancient African skeletons that would clearly predate
Columbus’ arrival… being unearthed in what is now
5. A Clear Link in Religion – Africans left their influence on Native American religion as well.
The similarities are undeniable. Deities with dark skin and coarse hair
were prominent throughout their religion. Many surviving portraits
reveal these deities who were clearly crafted in the likeness of
Africans. Historians also point to wall paintings in caves in South
America that depict the ancient Egyptian “opening of the mouth” and
cross libation rituals.
6. The Accounts of Other European Explorers – Christopher Columbus wasn’t the only European explorer who made note
of an African presence in the Americas upon his arrival. At least a
dozen other explorers, including Vasco Nunez de Balboa, also made record
of seeing “Negroes” when they reached the New World. Mexican natives
documented their presence as well. Nicholas Leon, an eminent Mexican
authority, recorded accounts from natives describing the oldest
inhabitants as “Blacks and giants.” He also noted that nearly all the
races in Mexico had words to describe African people.
7. Africans Were Master Shipbuilders – …Contrary to popular belief, Africans were master shipbuilders who
sailed all over the word before other cultures understood shipbuilding.
In fact. it was part of there tradition. Shipbuilding and sailing are
over 20,000 years old in the Sahara and cave wall paintings of ancient
ships…in National Geographic magazine…
9. Gigantic Stone Heads in Central Mexico – Ivan Van Sertima asserts that the Olmec civilization was the first
significant civilization in Mesoamerica. Popularly know by historians as
“Mother Culture of Mexico, this civilization is best known for the
colossal carved heads in Central Mexico…
10. A Long History of Trade by Sea – Ancient kingdoms in West Africa have a long history of trade by sail.
At the time, traders were known to always expand their territories…