Pyramid of Menkaure at Giza – panoramio
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Archaeological context
Menkaure’s pyramid is the third and smallest of the three principal pyramids at Giza. It belongs to a larger royal funerary complex that includes temples and associated structures. The wider Giza pyramid fields form part of UNESCO’s Memphis and its Necropolis World Heritage property.
The Code interpretation
This page records a The Code/Tony Canon numerical interpretation: a proposed height of 226.194671058465 feet, expressed as 72Ï€, and the perimeter relationship shown below. These figures are presented as an interpretive mathematical pattern, not as a settled archaeological measurement.
72π × 2π = 1,421.22303375687, interpreted here as the length of the pyramid’s baseline perimeter.
Sources and further reading
- Digital Giza: Menkaure Pyramid — Harvard University’s archaeological records for the pyramid and its complex.
- UNESCO: Memphis and its Necropolis — the Pyramid Fields from Giza to Dahshur — heritage and historical context for the Giza pyramid fields.
Coordinates
True Longitude (Vertical, Giza, EAST<->WEST) 0 degrees, 0 minutes, 20.67085112 seconds West of Giza
x × y × 20.67085112 = 20.67085112 Multiplied True Longitude
