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The Great Pyramid is the only one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World still standing. It was the tallest building on the Earth for almost 4000 years. It is still fascinating people today as one of the most visited monuments in the world. "What's So Great About the Great Pyramid?" is a podcast by the American Institute of Pyramid Research which focuses on explaining the history, the mystery and the secrets of this grand structure.
Larry sees a royal cubit in a one-meter pendulum; your graph paper is about to work.
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Larry Paul discusses research tours in Egypt and his theory that the Great Pyramid links the royal cubit, meter, foot, and earth-based measures.
Larry Paul, director of the Institute of Pyramid Research, joins the show to discuss research tours in Egypt and the esoteric connections he sees in the Great Pyramid.
Larry Paul searches for common ground between mainstream and ancient high-tech arguments about pyramid mysteries.
The Real Indiana Jones and Great Pyramid Grail follows Larry Paul, director of the American Institute of Pyramid Research, as he looks for a way to hold competing pyramid theories in the same conversation.
Greek myth told with fatal momentum.
Ancient empire told in old public-domain voices.
Larry Paul argues that the Great Pyramid's trial passages at Giza mirror the monument's own entrances and Grand Gallery, and he treats them as a key to the wider plateau.
Jay talks with Larry Paul, director of the Institute of Pyramid Research, about the Great Pyramid, Orion, and Giza.
What's So Great About the Great Pyramid?
The episode explores the mysteries of the Bent Pyramid and its connections to the Great Pyramid, challenging the idea that its bend was a mistake.
An interview with pyramid researcher Larry Powell discussing his latest discoveries and adventures at Giza.