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This website introduces a new theory of why and how the Giza Pyramids were built more than 4500 years ago. The mystery of the Giza Plateau Pyramids started soon after their completion and continues today. You can find articles on this website that I hope will help unravel some of the mysteries surrounding the construction of the Giza Pyramids.

I also introduce a new theory that explains how the Ancient Egyptians used a cementitious material, similar to concrete, consisting of natron (sodium carbonate) combined with limestone or granite to build the Giza Pyramids. The Ancient Egyptians were the first to cast stone products including pyramid blocks, pyramid casing stones, obelisks, diorite and granite statues and other stone artworks with a stone and natron mixture.

The Giza Throne Theory offers a new solution to why and how the Giza Pyramids were built. Learn how the Ancient Egyptians looked to the constellations of Orion and the Winter Triangle and developed a creation myth centered on Osiris. Learn why the Ancient Egyptians built a living monument to Osiris, known as the House of Osiris on the Giza Plateau. Explore the possibility that the Khafre Pyramid is a physical representation of Osiris. Discover how a rediscovered tomb called NC2 or "The Tomb of the Birds" will lead to the area known as Rosetjau or Rostau.

Discover how the Ancient Egyptians were the first to develop concrete and an artificial light source. The Egyptian pyramid builders used simple chemistry to construct the only seventh wonder of the world which survives to present day. The Ancient Egyptians were also the first to use a flashlight device during pyramid and tomb construction and in their daily lives.

Please click on the links below to read more about these new theories.

Thanks,
Bill McNulty

Giza Throne Theory
Gizav26.pdf

Casting Pyramid Blocks, Statues and Obelisks
Castingv15.pdf

Hesire Flashlight
Hesirev16.pdf

Open Letter to Dr. Mark Lehner
Lehnerv18.pdf

Giza Plateau News
Plateau News

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