In this episode of Fexingo History, Lucas and Luna explore a groundbreaking theory about how the Great Pyramid of Giza was built. French architect Jean-Pierre Houdin proposed that an internal ramp spirals up inside the pyramid, a radical departure from the traditional external ramp theory. We trace the evidence, from the notch in the pyramid's northeastern corner to the mysterious 'Grand Gallery,' and consider how modern 3D modeling and microgravimetry might finally settle the debate. Along the way, we meet engineer Peter James and his counter-theory, and we look at what the ancient Egyptians themselves left behind — or didn't. It's a story of engineering, obsession, and the limits of archaeological evidence.
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