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Hancock often notes that pyramids across different regions share similar shapes or motifs. However, a closer look reveals vast differences in their purpose (burial vs. ceremonial), construction methods, and cultural significance. His overarching thesis—that these structures are interconnected through some lost global knowledge—is unfounded. It overlooks the fact that diverse cultures independently developed pyramid-like structures for varying reasons, driven by local beliefs, needs, and environmental factors.