German project Cheops aims to get an answer to the question of who is really responsible for building the Great Pyramid? To uncover this secret, a team of Stefan Erdmann and Dr. Dominique Goerlitz decided to use the latest dating methods. Frank Hoefer's new documentary, which made the two companies, captures their research. Many experts add their opinions to this.

What will this document be?

In 1837, British pyramid researcher Howard Vyse found a Cheopse cartouche in one of the relief chambers of the Great Pyramid. According to Vyse, this proved that the Great Pyramid was built by Cheops. The authenticity of the cartridge was and still is a matter of dispute. Although most Egyptologists are convinced of the authenticity of the cartouche, Vyse himself quickly came to suspect that he had drawn the cartouche in the chamber himself, in order to secure the attention of the media at the time and funding for further research. If this is proven, then many more questions will arise about the builders of the Giza pyramids.

The correct spelling of Cheops' cartouche has been much discussed in the past. Dr. Dominique Georlitz (known for her Abora expedition led by Thor Heyerdahl) and project author Stefan Erdmann wanted to find out what was true with the latest technology and dating methods. The sample taken from the cartridge was obtained during the first expedition with our staff. At present (2013) it is in the hands of a well-known institute for analysis in a laboratory in Germany.

Despite this research, which is intended to clarify the age of the cartouche, the document shows other amazing differences between the pyramids at Giza and other buildings in Egypt. In the document, you will see that the ancient Egyptian builders had to be very precise, and that the dimensions and location of the pyramids are not accidental. On the contrary, it turns out to be part of a large and very complex plan that follows the constellation of stars in a specific period of time (around 11000 years into the past). Many experts from the ranks of Egyptologists and stoneworkers will have the opportunity to comment on the discoveries.

A big affair

I did not find the document on YT. However, the German team realized its intention: German archaeologists questioned the date of the Great Pyramid. There followed a discussion of what actually happened.

In the referenced article, the Egyptian authorities declare the team of German Egyptologists to be amateurs and thieves who were not allowed to do so. Robert Bouval s offender discusses the issue of the need to obtain the necessary permits to enter the Great Pyramid relief chambers directly from Zahi Hawass's then-incumbent.

We can speculate that the whole event was probably legal until the results of the German team were published without the sanction of the Egyptian authorities ...