COMPARATIVE ANALYTICAL DRAWINGS OF THE PYRAMIDS OF TEOTIHUACAN, MEXICO AND THE PYRAMIDS OF THE GIZA COMPLEX, EGYPT – PART TWO

“From my studies, it would appear that there exists a sacred proportion employed in the ancient design of the pyramidal sites around the world. In this case, the sites of the Giza Complex and that of the pyramidal site at Teotihuacan, Mexico, both appear to share a common, basic geometric design. The basic design appears to be based on fractal proportions utilizing the side measurements of perfect right triangles.”
This study contains the two works entitled here about the floor plans of the pyramidal sites of Teotihuacan, Mexico, and the Giza Complex, Egypt. Both studies were written up during 1997. They are published here in their entirety for the first time ever. They are presented in their original form, with scanned images of their pages. Each one has had additional analytical information added to them. They are split into two different pdf-files due to their large size. There is also a bit of repetition of a few slides in each one because although each article treats a separate theme, some slides have to be repeated in order to round off the analysis.