What If Egypt Didn’t Build the Great Pyramid?
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What if the Great Pyramid predates dynastic Egypt? We explore the Sphinx, Orion, 10,500 BC, ancient engineering, Zep Tepi, and the theory that Egypt may have inherited Giza from a much older civilization.
What if the Great Pyramid was already ancient when dynastic Egypt arrived?
In this episode of Divergent Files, we examine the evidence and theories behind that possibility — from the Sphinx water-erosion debate and Orion alignment to massive granite blocks, strange engineering claims, Zep Tepi, and the idea that Giza may preserve the memory of a much older civilization.
Some of the evidence is established. Some is disputed. Some sits far outside the mainstream.
But if Egypt didn’t originally build the Great Pyramid, the obvious question remains:
Then who did?