Step Pyramid proposed as methane fermentation chamber

Step Pyramid proposed as methane fermentation chamber. Land of Chem hypothesis claims the Step Pyramid at Saqqara was designed to produce methane gas Three components identified: northern inlet shaft, central digestion chamber, southern displacement shaft Raw materials proposed: cattle manure and agricultural scrap mixed with Nile floodwater to create slurry

Drum's Land of Chem hypothesis proposes the Step Pyramid at Saqqara was actually a methane fermentation digester. He identifies a northern inlet shaft, central digestion chamber, and southern displacement shaft. The idea: cattle manure and agricultural waste mixed with Nile water would produce biogas via anaerobic bacteria. 🧪

Key Facts

• Land of Chem hypothesis claims the Step Pyramid at Saqqara was designed to produce methane gas
• Three components identified: northern inlet shaft, central digestion chamber, southern displacement shaft
• Raw materials proposed: cattle manure and agricultural scrap mixed with Nile floodwater to create slurry
• Anaerobic bacteria in cattle manure would digest material to produce methane (CH4)

Related site: Pyramid of Djoser — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.

Source: Evaluating Land of Chem's Red Pyramid Video Livestream by DeDunking