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New erosion analysis suggests the Great Pyramid complex may be far older than conventional archaeology claims. The preliminary study applies relative erosion methods to structures across the Giza Plateau, measuring weathering patterns to establish probable construction windows rather than exact dates. While the researchers acknowledge the need for additional measurements and refined accuracy, their findings assign a low probability to the official date of 2560 BC. Instead, the data points to a construction window around 23,000 BC, pushing the timeline back by over 20,000 years. He notes that this kind of dating method works within probability ranges, not absolutes, but when the evidence consistently falls outside accepted timelines, it demands serious reconsideration of what we think we know about early civilization.
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