Reconstructing the Great Pyramid

How were massive stones raised so high to build the Great Pyramid? This question has been asked by visitors for ages, yet no answer has ever reached any form of consensus. The biggest obstacle in solving the mystery is that so much critical evidence has been destroyed from the removal of the casings stones and the summit of the Great Pyramid. But what if testimonies from the past could provide critical insight into what has been lost? This video examines the missing summit of the Great Pyramid and proves what kind of stones once existed near the top. This revelation shakes the very foundation of how building the Great Pyramid can be understood, and resets the limits of what was required to construct it four and half thousand years ago. -------------------- Join this channel to get access to livestreams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDWboBDVnIsGdYSK3KUO0hQ/join -------------------- Thanks to Keith Hamilton for his Mastaba 3d reconstructions of Borra's sketch: https://independent.academia.edu/KeithHamilton Thanks to the Harvard Digital Giza Project for photos: http://giza.fas.harvard.edu/ Thanks to the Glen Dash Foundation for images at the summit of the Great Pyramid Thanks to all my channel fans & members for pyramid testimony leads Quotation Sources: Johann Michael Wansleben "Relazione dei viaggi, di Michele Vanslebio, intrapresi per l'acquisto di Codd. d'ordine di Luigi XIV" 1675. Pp 118 Edouard Montule "Travels in Egypt during 1818 and 1819" London, 1821. Pp. 319 Mark Lehner & Zahi Hawass “Giza and the Pyramids: The Definitive History” University of Chicago Press, 2017 Pp. 528 Pierre Tallet "Expedition Unknown" Season 17 Episode 2, Discovery, Inc. 2025 Michael Eneman "Resa I Orienten 1711-1712" K. U. Nylander, Upsala Pp. 188 Graphics Sources: Johann Michael Wansleben "Relazione dei viaggi, di Michele Vanslebio, intrapresi per l'acquisto di Codd. d'ordine di Luigi XIV" 1675. Jacques Grobert "Description Des Pyramides De Gaize, De La Ville Du Kaire Et De Ses Environs" Paris, 1801. Stanford University Special Collections No. M0279 "Correspondence, primarily between Montagu and his secretary, Nathaniel Davison (1764-1779), journals and notebooks, and miscellaneous documents and letters." W. M. Flinders Petrie “The Pyramids and Temples of Gizeh” Field & Tuer London, 1883 Robert Walpole "Travels in Various Countries of the East; Being a Continuation of Memoirs Relating to European and Asiatic Turkey, Etc" London, 1820. John Shae Perring “The Pyramids of Gizeh: Part I. The Great Pyramid” London, 1839 James Dawkins "Wood, Robert (1751) Wood 5". https://sas-space.sas.ac.uk/9479/ Giovanni Battista Borra "Wood 16. Another sketchbook in pencil and ink by Borra, covering Naples, Asia Minor and Egypt" https://sas-space.sas.ac.uk/9486/ Michael Eneman "Resa I Orienten 1711-1712" K. U. Nylander, Upsala Gavin Hamilton "James Dawkins and Robert Wood Discovering the Ruins of Palmyra" 1758 Luigi Mayer "View of Grand Cairo from the Summit of the Great Pyramid of Giza" https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O146561/view-of-grand-cairo-from-watercolour-mayer-luigi/ Mark Lehner “The Complete Pyramids” Thames & Hudson, 1997 Archaeology Magazine "Journeys of the Pyramid Builders" July/August 2022 Mark Lehner/AERA "Expedition Unknown" Season 17 Episode 2, Discovery, Inc. 2025 ScanPyramids Project www.scanpyramids.org 00:00 Introduction 03:22 Summit Statues 05:45 Big Stones 07:27 Technical Drawing 09:25 Construction Theories 11:11 Deeper Mysteries