What did the Great Pyramid sound like? In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the acoustic properties of the Giza pyramids—from the resonant granite sarcophagus in the King's Chamber to the mysterious 'singing colossi' of Memnon. They discuss how ancient Egyptian priests may have used specific sound frequencies in rituals, the discovery of the 'Great Pyramid's hum' at 114 Hz, and what modern acoustic engineers have learned from measuring the chambers. The episode also touches on the possible use of Helmholtz resonators in the pyramid's design and the role of sound in the Opening of the Mouth ceremony. A fascinating look at an often-overlooked aspect of pyramid construction.
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