MY GREATEST WORK!!!! Hello everyone, this is a patron sponsored video and very exciting as always. Someone asked me about the little pyramids at Giza. No-one ever makes any videos, there is barely any information. What are they for? What’s going on. Now in this video first i’m going to present the conventional explanation from two top Egyptian pyramid archaeologists, and then i’m going to actually present MY explanation. So you’ll need to watch to the end to hear it but I think we’re finally going to explain why there are NINE pyramids at Giza. Thanks and stay tuned. Rather than just using wikipedia, i want to give you information from my personal library on these mysterious and unspoken of pyramids. Are they part of the original plan or were they added later? Don’t forget to get a ticket to my…. blah blah blah!!!!! At the outset let me state that these pyramids are not all the same. Most of them seem to be a simple layered structure, like a repetition of the appearance of the 3rd dynasty Zozer pyramid. This has possibly contributed to some, such as very prominently Robert temple, in his brilliant and highly recommended Egyptian Dawn, 2010, that Giza was likely built at about 3000 BC at the dawn of Egyptian civilisation by possibly Europeans and later hijacked by the Khufu dynasty for their own use. Temple conducted stone dating with an Italian colleague and found the Menkaura pyramid dates to 3000 BC by this reckoning. Of course even if he did built the Great pyramid Khufu probably hijacked the site anyway. I’ve done a comparison with the face of his playgirl daughter, and there is something there, but who really knows. Back to the little pyramids. So we’re going to use Mark Lehner’s The Complete Pyramids, Giza the Truth, as well as…… (show pictures of me holding them). We’re then going to follow up with Miroslav Verner’s The Pyramids, 1997. These two are among the top most comprehensive and scholarly books produced on the Egyptian pyramids. Let’s start with the gold standard book on the Egyptian pyramids, The complete pyramids. 1997 by Mark Lehner. this is published by Thames and Hudson which literally do the very best ancient mystery books by obscure authors. their philosophy is lots of pictures, illustrations and photos, so the book is like a museum. I don’t mind plugging them, excellent publisher. What we are looking at in the large Giza pyramids, by comparison is actually a type of buttressing. People who do illustrations for books are usually only given basic information and archaeologists themselves are not sure what kind of structure existis inside the giza pyramids. However buttressing is most likely as it is seen used in the collapsed meidum pyramid. It is also uncertain if this is used in the s ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhrZys4YRpw