Wilson is able to back his theory with hard evidence unlike von Daniken who challenges the methods and Davidovits who is able to produce fake limestone. Wilson’s heave-hoe theory is supported by the study of the Egyptian civilization, drawings on temple walls and advanced calculations. His theory states the men with great determination and beliefs can accomplish great things. Khufu wanted a supreme burial chamber that would last an eternity so his ka (soul) would reach the next world. Like Williams James once said, “The great use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it” Khufu definitely lived up to this motto by building pyramids that even in 2000BCE we still ponder, and are bewildered with.

hat this is actually what the Egyptians did to build the pyramids at Giza.

Davidovits believes the Egyptians were really mad scientists and were able to cast the stones on the spot from moulds. This would explain the preciseness of each block and how they were laid so close to each other. Davidovits states that “We know they [Egyptians] had the technology to make wine, beer and vinegar, not to mention their expertise in mummification. Perhaps they learned to cast stone as well.” To determine if his theory was possible Davidovits made artificial limestone and compared it to that used in the pyramid. The results were extremely similar. Davidovits also comments that, “There are no murals of the time showing the r

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