One of the more intriguing claims from Land of Chem: the Red and Bent Pyramids at Dahshur are supposedly linked underground by subterranean shafts for transporting chemicals between sites. Drum notes they also line up visually on the landscape, with Saqqara visible to the north.
Pyramids at Saqqara and Dahshur connected by subterranean shafts
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Key facts
- Land of Chem claims the Red and Bent Pyramids at Dahshur are connected below ground via subterranean shafts to transport chemicals
- The pyramids are also visually connected on the landscape, with the Step Pyramid visible to the north from Dahshur
- Pyramids of Abusir and Giza are visible further to the north from Dahshur
Sources
EP: 222 Ancient Alchemy with The Land of Chem - Shortformshortform.com
The theory proposed by Jeffrey Drum suggests that the Egyptian pyramids were utilized as large-scale chemical reactors for industrial purposes, ...
My name is Geoffrey Drummthelandofchem.com
Upon entering the pyramid, we became overwhelmed by the intense smell of ammonia and were able to see the chemical staining on the walls of the inner chambers.
The Land of Chem - Pyramids, Chemistry, Bookthelandofchem.com
The Land of Chem · AN INITIATION INTO ANCIENT CHEMISTRY · THROUGH THE DEGREES OF THE EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS · WRITTEN BY GEOFFREY DRUMM.
Geoff Drumm- The Land of Chem- The True Purpose of the Pyramidsmusic.amazon.com
The theories and story contained within his book "The Land of Chem" are inspired by his experience inside the Red Pyramid and the time spent visiting Egypt.
Dahshur - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org
Dahshur is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is located on the Western Desert plateau at the edge of the cultivated plain, and along with the pyramid ...
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