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Quantifying Antiquity is an independent, self-funded research project that models and tests conventional accounts of ancient megalithic sites. The Great Pyramid Model is our first published project. It audits the construction as a complete project and tests the individual operations required to deliver it. The interactive model, papers, and evidence are public so anyone can challenge the work and test different inputs.
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