File:Water Shaft Hypothesis.gif
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Animation depicted the Water Shaft Hypothesis of pyramid construction
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English: Animation depicting the Water Shaft Hypothesis of pyramid construction. Flotations are attached to a stone block. The first gate is opened and the block is floated into the shaft. The first gate is closed, then the second gate is opened, allowing the block to float to the top of the shaft. Finally, the second gate is closed and the third gate is opened, allowing workers to float the block out of the shaft. |
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| Author | Feoffer |
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