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by - written on 08/08/00 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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This book is seriously good. I agree completely with the blurb. If you are going to read one book on the subject of the Pyramids then make sure it is this one. I've read quite a few and have been to Egypt, because I'm quite into the Pyramids. I've read the unorthodox stuff of Hancock and Beauval and I've read the encyclopaedic “The Complete Pyramids” by Egyptologist Mark Lehner. Lehner is very dry and not for the uninitiated. Hancock and Beauval are not very scientific in their approach. Herald and Lawton are very scholarly in their approach; they give both sides of the argument and sensibly come down on the orthodox side, but do lay the boot ... Read the complete review
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