Ancient Underground Labyrinth Discovered in Egypt: 'Contains 3000 Rooms With Hieroglyphs'10/24/2021 In 2008, a team of researches headed for Hawara, Egypt (55 miles south of Cairo), to investigate a lost subterranean labyrinth, described by many classic authors like Herodotus and Strabo. The legendary temple was said to contain 3000 rooms full of hieroglyphs and paintings. The Belgian-Egyptian expedition team brought the highest level of ground penetrating technology to scan the sand of Hawara and solve the enigma. The Mataha expedition (Mataha = labyrinth in Arabic) confirmed the presence of the underground temple just south of the pyramid of Amenemhat III. Details of the expedition:
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10/25/2021 09:07:47 am
Please tell when more info will be released on this discovery!! Wonderful!
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Anony
10/26/2021 04:12:55 pm
They will never go public with most of the findings. There will be a cover up of anything inconsistent/incongruent with what is currently accepted by mainstream Egyptologist. The findings which are presented will be selected as to support the views and opinions of mainstream Egyptologist/archaeologist. Egyptologist and mainstream archaeologist are highly bias. They present their version of history and hide what doesn’t fit.
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BIll
10/27/2021 07:17:55 am
Exactly correct good sir. They have stolen and continue to cover up and distort our history. I just wish they would let us know at some point in our lives. I am so tired of hearing about amazing discoveries like this and then you never hear about them again. I would have thought they would have known where this was for a long time since there were so many historical descriptions of it. Wonder why they let them announce it at all.
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Carolyn
11/13/2021 08:38:34 am
Right now tourism is down so that is why it is coming out to attract people to visit. Also they may have to test to see if it is even stable enough to be explored.
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