Pyramid Tech: The Physics, Chemistry, and Agro-Economics of the Ancients

Pumps? Power plants? Chemical Plants?ALL OF THE ABOVE!Examine the chemical factory theory proposed by Geoffrey Drumm and others—the only theory that explains the need for the gigantic size and weight of the pyramids, as well as the bizarre architecture of their internal cavities. The theory integrates “competing” theories as possible physically assistive components of the chemical processes, giving more credibility to these other theories which seem to lack purpose on their own.“Recent LIDAR discoveries have revealed that vast swaths of the Amazon Rainforest are hiding an enormous network of ancient structures, including one area in eastern Ecuador that spans over a thousand square kilometers. Some of these hidden sites even display classic pyramidal forms — remarkably similar to new jungle-covered finds in Bolivia and Brazil.For much of the 20th century, Chinese pyramids, like those attributed to Emperor Qin, were seen as unique but considered “old news,” long overshadowed by the fame of Egypt’s monuments. While the popular belief that pyramids served only as tombs persists, evidence shows they were multi-use structures, serving as ceremonial centers, astronomical observatories, and symbolic gateways to the divine.Mysterious chemical residues, including ammonia, have been discovered in Egypt’s Step Pyramid, Red Pyramid, and Bent Pyramid, hinting at unknown rituals or lost technologies. Were these monuments simply burial sites, or did they encode a much deeper, more complex purpose?In his book, Ken Goudsward explores these global enigmas, weaving together lost Amazonian cities, Chinese imperial pyramids, and Egyptian mysteries to reveal a forgotten chapter of human history — hidden beneath jungle, sand, and centuries of silence. This is a must-read book.”- Tyrone Ellington, author ofJourney Through the Origins of History: Exploring the Mysteries of Humanity's Earliest Civilizations“Ken Goudsward, who is steadily earning a place among the most respected researchers offering heavily researched, technology-based rei