#2321 - Dr. Zahi Hawass

We published a book, 1,000 pages. This book is the Bible of the pyramids of Giza Plateau.

I published, that the workmen who built the pyramids were 10,000 workmen.

It's called the Abusir blocks.

Guest: Zahi Hawass

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Dr. Zahi Hawass is an archaeologist, Egyptologist, lecturer, and former Egyptian Minister of Antiquities. See him live during his Grand Lecture Tour across North America as he presents the latest groundbreaking discoveries made in Egypt. To check all 33 dates and locations and to register, visit www.ZahiLectures.com 50% off your first box at https://www.thefarmersdog.com/rogan! This video is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/JRE

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Key quote: “We published a book, 1,000 pages. This book is the Bible of the pyramids of Giza Plateau.”

The host mentioned the book 'the Bible of the pyramids of Giza Plateau' to emphasize the extensive research and evidence he has gathered over 57 years regarding the construction of the pyramids. He argues that much of the existing literature on the subject is incorrect, and his book serves as a comprehensive source of accurate information.

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Key quote: “I published, that the workmen who built the pyramids were 10,000 workmen.”

The host mentions 'Giza and the Pyramids' to provide detailed insights into the construction techniques and workforce behind the pyramids. This book contains significant findings about the lives of the workers and the materials used in building these ancient structures.

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Trigger: construction of pyramids

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Key quote: “It's called the Abusir blocks.”

The host discusses the significance of the Abusir blocks in understanding the construction of the pyramids, emphasizing the evidence found within them. This book provides insights into the workmen's efforts and the cultural context surrounding the building of these monumental structures.

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Trigger: misconceptions about pyramids

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Key quote: “Most of the information that's written on pyramids are wrong.”

The host mentions archaeology books to highlight the inaccuracies commonly found in them regarding the construction of the pyramids. He emphasizes that his extensive research contradicts many established beliefs presented in these books.

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the Bible of the pyramids of Giza Plateau

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We published a book, 1,000 pages. This book is the Bible of the pyramids of Giza Plateau.

Giza and the Pyramids

The Joe Rogan Experience · 18:47

I published, that the workmen who built the pyramids were 10,000 workmen.

Abusir blocks

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It's called the Abusir blocks.

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