The Barabar Hill Chambers (Hindi बराबर, Barābar) bear Ashokan inscriptions describing permissions for residence within during emergencies. This relay presumably describes a time where the ascetics were harassed or otherwise denied entry to the artificial caves, though not so subsequent to the Kings proclamation. This act would have garnered much support and eluding to the manufacturing of these megalithic caves alone. The chambers as complete, are not fit for regular human occupation by any means of course. Without airflow, or light, their use for emergency purposes during peak rains was obviously considered a risk to the status quo.
The five caves of which some remain unfinished, demonstrate exceptional architecture which if replicated in 2024, anything would be, in according the modern architectural standard; inferior by comparison.
Funny Olde World details professional opinions on these matter, presenting the mathematics involved as shown.
The placement and use of symmetry within is generally accepted to have remedial application. That is, that acoustics within maybe applied in healing (this would've applied to royals and the regency seeking treatment for illness). However this may still have been a secondary benefit of an technical (industrial) application by later era's. To deduce the function and purpose, we are first assuming either remedial or technical functions alone exist. The first problem with such assumptions are the indications' from the unfinished chambers. There are two distinct era builders on site accordingly, specifically relating to the chiseling on unfinished roofing over perfectly finished walls. It's quite possible that a finished chamber without the domed roof (a rectangular chamber) was expanded by a later architect to include a domed roof, but this architect failed to complete this roof and/or antechamber, but completed aesthetic porches. This indicates a concerted push by the second era builders toward remedial usage from industrial functions.
The complete chambers omit any inscriptions pertaining to use but the nature of the polishing is described as indicative of technical application. However the make and design of the chamber is sufficient to indicate the builders potential and probably application (use).
This antechamber (shown above) mirrors the symmetry inside and outside; which from a referential perspective is practically impossible to conceive. Relating to the Indian lore of ancient times, a building practice based on the akashic field would explain the matter of facts. If the original builders were using an inherent sub-field in which mathematical principles can be enforced it would be easy to achieve the geometric feats exhibited. That is that use and placement of tools to achieve these wonders of architecture were based on measurement off-of a hereto un-utilized practice of measuring and working with the akashic field. It is said today that;
The Akashic records are typically accessed through a prayer called the Pathway Prayer. The prayer is a vibrational frequency composed of specific sounds that allow you to access the Akashic records. We must consider hence whether the chambers were not specific to remedies, rather conducive to attainment, as per a meditative state of mind.
The Barabar: Archeological Site of the Future documents three attempted experiments of recording audible sounds within the chamber, and to understand the acoustic properties at play. Noting that these experiments were performed without sealing the chamber door, as no door remains if there was one for actual acoustic usage in remedial application. The team at Funny Olde World concluded that due to reverb and resonance audible discussions were never achieved within, and certainly no sermons, but amplification was achieved and that is described as naturally 'speeding-up' one's word/song (noise), and which if alone, would have the desired remedial effect. 34.4 Hz was determined to be the resonant frequency common to all the chambers accorded by the grand granite stone seams called the 'whales'.
