Technical white paper
Integrated Constructibility Audit of the Conventional Great Pyramid Construction Explanation
The technical record of the Great Pyramid constructibility audit: its calculations, assumptions, sources, sensitivity tests, findings, limitations, and model history.
The paper documents the operations and support requirements already quantified and identifies required work that remains unresolved. It distinguishes published evidence from engineering assumptions and explains what would be required to reverse each governing finding.
- Version
- 3.9
- Published
- September 8, 2026
- DOI
- 10.5281/zenodo.22392247
- License
- CC BY-ND 4.0
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How to cite
Quantifying Antiquity. 2026. Integrated Constructibility Audit of the Conventional Great Pyramid Construction Explanation. White Paper v3.9 (wp39). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22392247.
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Model provenance
This edition documents the Integrated Constructibility Model v0.92. Its controlling workbook is QA_Integrated_Model_v0_92_USER_SOURCE.xlsx, identified by SHA-256 4c7191452c0f8bd9c8ade1259e52f53b7b52817d69dd624c0b1c53ea7981580e. The workbook is not published.
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