Review of Land of Chem hypothesis: Egyptian pyramids as chemical plants. Host evaluates a YouTube video by Jeffrey Drum (Land of Chem) about the function of the Red Pyramid The 'Land of Chem' series is presented as a fictional story about initiation into ancient chemistry and the Order of Chem secret society Drum's central hypothesis is that Egyptian pyramids were used as industrial-scale chemical manufacturing structures
Interesting video review today covering Jeffrey Drum's "Land of Chem" series, which presents a fictional take on ancient Egyptian pyramids as industrial-scale chemical manufacturing plants. The hypothesis walks through the Step, Red, Bent, and Giza pyramids as successive "chemical plants." Wild speculation, but a fun thought experiment!
Key Facts
- Host evaluates a YouTube video by Jeffrey Drum (Land of Chem) about the function of the Red Pyramid
- The 'Land of Chem' series is presented as a fictional story about initiation into ancient chemistry and the Order of Chem secret society
- Drum's central hypothesis is that Egyptian pyramids were used as industrial-scale chemical manufacturing structures
- The series covers the step pyramid, red pyramid, bent pyramid, and Giza pyramids as successive chemical plants
Related site: Red Pyramid — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: Evaluating Land of Chem's Red Pyramid Video Livestream by DeDunking