The Monument of Measures by Jay-el-Jay
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The Monument of Measures is one of the ancient names for the Pyramid of Giza because of its' use of sacred geometry.This is a small stone version that I picked up at a neighborhood garage sale.
Comments (25)
It is very beautiful! I love sales like that!
I like the color:)
Love it COOL ;-)
cool looking piece Jim. they say you sleep better with them under a bed.
That is a cool little stone version of it Jim, and I had no idea of that ancient name for the pyramid of Giza, so thanks for sharing.
Great focus, I love this little pyramid, its beautiful, great POV- thanks for sharing! :-)
Selina Photography™
Very beautiful
A lovely capture of this beautiful little pyramid.
I wouldn't leave it on a seat if I were you = lol you'll get a monument of measured pain up the ol' back door = lol
Beautiful!!!
very fine piece JJ.
nice captured and discovery!!
Nice find! I like those rock eggs commonly sold around and I still have one, and I used to do rock cutting of many forms. I tried once to hand cut a sphere from obsidian, but tired of it long before it became really close to a sphere. I don't know why I never thought of a pyramid, it looks to be so much easier. And, as Alida says, the color is very nice!
Perhaps you could put it on the field of chaos to show order emerging from chaos. Just a thought
this is cool
Cool piece Jim!
Excellent shot! :)
find good stuff at those sells
I also have this very same fascination for ancient Egypt and its civilization! A beautiful capture and symbol indeed.
Great image.
Wonderful find and capture! :)
A beautiful looking stone and I am a believer of the sacred geometry of the pyramids.
Cool piece!!!
ME ENCANTA.