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The Pyramids vis a vis the Flood

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11-06-2008 9:27 AM 		Reply to: Message 52 by peaceharris
11-05-2008 12:18 AM

The soil underneath the pyramids consist of limestone.
Wrong.
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Limestone is a rock. Soil is a residual, unconsolidated, fine-grained layer on the uppermost surface of the earth formed from the weathering of rock. It contains rock fragments, clay particles, organic matter and takes time to form.
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