Pistol Wrote:
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> The assumption: the coffer/sarcophagus was built
> to be interned in G1. Problem is it won't fit
> through any passages leading to the chamber it is
> found in, I.E.S. Edwards put forward the
> suggestion that perhaps the original was lost in a
> boat accident in transport... and the one in the
> chamber was a hastily built substitute placed
> there before the roofing stones were set. A grasp
> of thin air if you ask me.
>
> When you state exterior volume are you suggesting
> minus the interior volume and the carveouts and
> holes for the lid? or are you stating the volume
> of the original block of stone used to craft the
> sarcophagus? Also you make no mention of the lid
> volume, which of course is an integral element of
> the sarcophagus. My personal view is if they were
> interested in performing some remarkable volume
> design it would show up in the interior volume.
>
> Best,
>
> B.A.Hokom

Did the Greeks, Romans, Sumerians, Han or anyone else design stone 'stuff' where the volume was suppose to mean something - other than contain something?