This presentation will demonstrate how the Great Sphinx at Giza indicates the date ca.16,940 BCE. © Scott Creighton 2006-2014.

This presentation will demonstrate howthe Great Sphinx at Giza indicates

the date ca.16,940 BCE.

© Scott Creighton 2006-2014

23,410 BCE

G1

G2

G3

G3

23,410 BCE

G1

G2

G3

G3

Main Giza Pyramids

23,410 BCE

G1

G2

G3

G3

Pendulum

23,410 BCE

Orion’s BeltMax Culmination

(Rising)

G1

G2

G3

G3

23,410 BCE

G1

G2

G3

G3

Orion’s BeltMin Culmination

(Setting)

G1

G2

G3

G3

G1

G2

G3

G3

Orion’s BeltPrecession

Timeline(12,960 yrs)

G3

GizaPrecession

Timeline(‘Lehner Line’)

G3

Orion’s BeltPrecession

Timeline(12,960 yrs)

G3

23,410 BCE

Orion’s Belt23,410 BCE

Max CulminationRising

G3

20,450 BCE

G3

18,450 BCE

G3

16,940 BCE

Sphinxaligned totimelinemidpoint

at 16,940 BCE

G3

14,450 BCE

G3

12,450 BCE

G3

10,450 BCEMin Culmination

Setting

G3

10,450 BCE

G3

8,450 BCE

G3

6,450 BCE

G3

3,980 BCE

Sphinxaligned totimelinemidpoint

at 3,980 BCE

G3

2,450 BCE

G3

450 CE

G3

2,500 CEMax Culmination

Rising

G3

2,500 CEMax Culmination

Rising

G3

The Giza-Orion Timeline operates like a simple pendulum

12:00 am

Pendulum

Pendulum

Pendulum

6:00 am

Pendulum

Pendulum

Pendulum

12:00 pm

Pendulum

Pendulum

Pendulum

6:00 pm

Pendulum

Pendulum

Pendulum

12:00 am

Pendulum

??

What’s the time? 6:00 am or 6:00 pm?

12:00 am12:00 pm

Without knowing the direction of the swing we cannot tell.

12:00 am12:00 pm

????

What’s the time? 6:00 am or 6:00 pm?

23,410 BCE(12:00 pm)2,500 CE

10,460 BCE(12:00 am)

What’s the date marked by the Sphinx?

16,940 BCE (6:00 am)or

3,980 BCE (6:00 pm)?

Sphinx

23,410 BCE(12:00 pm)2,500 CE

10,460 BCE(12:00 am)

Without knowing thedirection of the initial ‘swing’ we cannot tellif the Sphinx marks3,980 or 16,940 BCE.

Sphinx

23,410 BCE(12:00 pm)2,500 CE

10,460 BCE(12:00 am)

We need something inthe design that

indicates the direction of the initial swing.

Sphinx

23,410 BCE(12:00 pm)2,500 CE

10,460 BCE(12:00 am)

Was the initial direction from G1 to G3?

Sphinx

G1

G3

23,410 BCE(12:00 pm)2,500 CE

10,460 BCE(12:00 am)

Was the initial direction from G1 to G3?

If from G1 to G3 then the Sphinx marks the date

16,940 BCE.

Sphinx

G1

G3

23,410 BCE(12:00 pm)2,500 CE

10,460 BCE(12:00 am)

Sphinx

Or was the initial direction from G3 to G1?

G1

G3

23,410 BCE(12:00 pm)2,500 CE

10,460 BCE(12:00 am)

Sphinx

Or was the initial direction from G3 to G1?

If from G3 to G1 then the Sphinx marks the date

3,980 BCE.

G1

G3

Is there anything in the pyramid design that might indicatethe direction of the initial (outward) swing of the ‘Precession Pendulum’?

Is there anything in the pyramid design that might indicatethe direction of the initial (outward) swing of the ‘Precession Pendulum’?

There is a possibility.

One of the truly remarkable features of the Giza Pyramids is that theirrelative proportions can be re-created in a simple, systematic fashion

utilising the Orion Belt Stars as the underlying design template.



This is called the ‘Giza-Orion Geo-Stellar Fingerprint’



This is called the ‘Giza-Orion Geo-Stellar Fingerprint’

For any set of three non-linear points (stars), two quite different geo-stellarfingerprints can be created and these are dependent upon which end of

the three points we choose to begin the design.

Orion’s Belt Geo-Stellar Fingerprintfrom G1 to G3

Al Nitak (G1)

Al Nilam(G2)

Mintaka(G3)


Al Nitak (G1)

Al Nilam(G2)

Mintaka(G3)


Start point G1/Al Nitak(Max Culm)

Start point G3/Mintaka(Min Culm)

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L1a

Place line from Al Nitakto Al Nilam – L1a.


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L1a

Place line from Mintakato Al Nilam – L1a.

L1a

L1

Double L1a to give L1.


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L1a

L1

L1


L1

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L2a

From endpoint of L1, place line to Mintaka. L2a.

L1


L1


L2a

From endpoint of L1, place line to Al Nitak. L2a.

L2a

L2




L2a

L2

L2


L2



Box L2 Diagonal



Box L2 Diagonal



Box L2 Diagonal



Box L2 Diagonal


B1


B1


Duplicate B1to give B1a

B1a


B1a


Duplicate L1 & place thrudiagonal of B1a to give L3.

L3

B1a

L1


L1

B1a

L3


L3


L3


From midpoint of L3, place line to L1. L4a.

L1

L3

L4a


L1

L3

L4a


L4


L4a


L4a L4


Box L4 Diagonal

L4



From endpoint of L3, place line to L1. L5a.

L3

L1

L5a


L1

L5a

L3



L5

L5a


L5

L5a


Box L5 Diagonal

L5


L5



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We can see that by commencing the geo-stellar fingerprint from G1 (max culmination)towards G3 we find that the proportions of the resulting bases matches the

actual Gizamids to a very high degree.



Conversely, by commencing the geo-stellar fingerprint from G3 towards G1 the resulting bases in no way correspond to the actual main Giza pyramids.



Conversely, by commencing the geo-stellar fingerprint from G3 towards G1 the resulting bases in no way correspond to the actual main Giza pyramids.

In other words, the only way to achieve a correspondence with the Giza pyramidsis to start the design at G1 (max culmination). This implies that the direction of the

‘precession pendulum’ outward swing is from G1 (23,410 BCE) towards G3 (10,460 BCE). As such, the Sphinx bisects the precession timeline

at the date ca.16,940 BCE (and not ca.3,980 BCE).

Conclusion

The Sphinx & Pyramids Mark the Date

ca.16,940 BCE

Conclusion

The Sphinx & Pyramids Mark the Date

ca.16,940 BCE

THE END

This presentation will demonstrate how the Great Sphinx at Giza indicates the date ca.16,940 BCE. © Scott Creighton 2006-2014.

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