Architecture Maths Ancient Egypt

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The study delves into the intricate connection between mathematics and architecture in ancient Egypt, particularly through the analysis of pyramids. Corinna Rossi challenges the notion of universal rules in architectural studies by merging insights from archaeology, architecture, and the history of mathematics. She emphasizes that the theory and practice of construction are interconnected, advocating for a holistic view of the planning process. Richly illustrated with diagrams and plans, this work is vital for scholars interested in ancient Egyptian architecture and cultural context.