The Great Pyramid audit is published in two forms: a public paper explaining the findings and a technical white paper documenting the analysis. Both are archived on Zenodo with version-specific DOIs.
Public research paper
The question, method, and findings, explained for a general readership. The paper connects the individual failures to the requirements of the complete build.
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Technical white paper
The technical analysis, assumptions, source controls, sensitivity tests, findings, limitations, and model history. Required work that remains unquantified is identified separately.
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These links identify the published editions shown above. The Versions section of each Zenodo record lists any later editions and their release dates.
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For a fixed public reference, Quantifying Antiquity published a receipt for the default model run—with every assumption left unchanged—as part of the WP39 white paper packet on Zenodo. That deposited file is the baseline receipt. Zenodo’s timestamped record establishes the exact receipt QA published, and readers can rerun the default model and compare their new receipt with it.
Download the complete WP39 white paper and verification packet from Zenodo
