This book was published in 2010 and was written to document the work that had been put into the research up to that point. I was aware when publishing that there was still a very long way to go with the discoveries, but needed to get something into print so that the information that I had discovered would be preserved. It was for this reason that the book got the title "The Incomplete Pyramids".

The first half of the book deals with the pyramid of Unas which I had studied when I got stuck with the work on the Great Pyramid. I had decided to put the hieroglyphs of the 'funeral texts' into a database to study their format from a non-linguistic perspective and during this research in the pyramid of Unas I started to notice unusual features in the photographs of the wall structures of the building. This then lead on to a full structural analysis of the pyramid.

The second half of the book deals with the fundamental geometry that can be found within the Great Pyramid of Giza which I now know, some 13 years later, to be absolutely correct in its detail if not somewhat simplified compared to the complex moving 3D geometry that is present in the building.

Although the book correctly covers many of the details of the Great Pyramid the analysis within it lacks a lot of the sophistication of the Pyramid Papers written 10 years later. The reason for this is that the more that you discover about the capabilities of whoever built these pyramids, the higher you have to go with your own levels of analysis at documentation in order to match what you are discovering.