Pyramidology, the attempt to impose metaphysical and cosmological meaning upon the great pyramid, dates back to the 1830s, after colonel howard vyse blasted a way inside and took measurements. One of the fiercest areas of debate in egyptology over the years has been the question of why the pyramids took the form that they did, and what this suggests about the purpose that they served This ‘pyramidology’ is virtually a subject in its own right. During the late nineteenth century a strange intellectual phenomenon, pyramidology, found its way to both sides of the atlantic In his book, secrets of the great pyramid, peter tompkins relates in full how modern pyramidology, as distinct from its ancient counterpart, (1) got its start. Pyramidology is a very interesting study that began in the 19th century
Robert menzies, in 1865 thought that the various passages were constructed according to a chronological scale of a geometric inch to a year. The great pyramid of giza was built for king khufu (known to the greeks as cheops) some four and a half thousand. The history of the great pyramid and pyramidology The meaning of pyramidology is the study of or theory about mathematical or occult significance in measurements of the great pyramid of egypt. All claims of pyramidology are regarded as pseudoscience by the scientific community at large, who regard such hypotheses as sensationalist, inaccurate and / or wholly deficient in empirical analysis and application of the scientific method. Pyramidology the reading of messages that are implicit in the structure of the great pyramids of egypt and, latterly, attributing magical influences to pyramid shaped objects.
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