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The Second Sphinx: Secrets Beneath Giza · Lost Civilizations: Ancient Aliens & Forgotten History

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Hello, it's Sunday and I'ts time for another podcast episode.
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But before we get started, just a quick disclaimer.
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I am probably going to pronounce quite a few names creatively, especially if we move beyond
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English.
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I promise I will try but feel free to use your imagination and forgive me in advance.
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The correct spellings and pronunciations is of course in the transcript if you want the
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accurate version.
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This channel is a hobby project driven by curiosity and a general interest in the topics
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I explore.
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I use my own voice and my own words to create independent analysis and commentary based
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on research from various sources, including publicly available videos and materials on
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YouTube.
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The purpose is not to copy other creators' content, but to discuss, analyze and provide
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perspective on topics on my own way.
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So today we are going to revisit Amanda May, Philippe Bondy and the lost civilization between
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the Giza Plateau and the reason is simple, that another Sphinx is apparently there.
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So for thousands of years, the pyramids on the Giza Plateau has stared over the desert
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like silent witnesses to a distant past.
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The official history books tells us that they were built around 4500 years ago by the
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pharaohs Khufu, Khafre and Mikur, tombs raised with the sweat and ingenuity of massive stonecutters.
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But what if the story is nothing but a myth?
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What if the pyramids is far older, built by a previously unknown civilization and conceal
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a message encoded in mathematics, geometry and the stars?
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Today we will meet two central figures behind the Khafre research project.
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The Italian-Egyptialist Amanda May, with his theory of Zetepi and the original alignment
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of the Giza Plateau, has challenged the entire establishment's history and the radar engineer
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Filippo Bondy, the man behind the groundbreaking Doppler tomography that has revealed enormous
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underground structures and now, according to him, with 100% certainty, a completely different
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Sphinx.
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We trace the project from those first fumbling scans dismissed as noise to the concrete plans
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to clean the shafts and to excavate the second Sphinx.
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We hear the researchers' own words and finally we turn our gaze towards traditional
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Egyptology and ask, what does the establishment actually make of this?
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Welcome to a journey into the world of the Khafre project.
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First let's meet the man, who is Amanda May.
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Amanda May described himself as a journalist, an Egyptologist and an author, but not the
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kind that you will meet in a university's lecture halls.
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He often stressed that he is specifically not an academic Egyptologist, as he put it.
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I am not an archaeologist, luckily, because then I would be standing here telling you
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that the pyramids are tombs, that the king lists are historical, and that the theory
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in papyrus has no relevance.
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Instead, I had the mental freedom to approach the subject from a different point of view.
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His passion for the ancient Egypt was ignited in childhood, as he recounted in several interviews.
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When I was in elementary school, I saw a photo of the great pyramids of Giza for the first
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time.
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It sparked a love that never faded.
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At 14, I read my first book of the ancient Egypt by Alan Gardner, and I never put down
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the subject since.
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May has published a trilogy of books, the first one, 36,400, The Secrets of the Gods,
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The Pyramids and the Secrets of the 137, and lastly, The Key of Time.
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In them, he unfolds his theory about the pyramids that were built around 36,400 BCE, nearly
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38,000 years older than we are taught in school.
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He relocated to Cairo to be closer to the research, and is known for a fearless voice
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challenging the power structures behind the official version of the history.
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Since September 2022, May has been a part of the CAFRA Research Project, an interdisciplinary
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group founded by the chemistry professor Malanka and the radar engineer Felipe Bondi.
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The project combines experimental archaeology with advanced satellite radar technology to
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scan both the interiors of the pyramids and the depth beneath the Giza Plateau.
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May is the project's historian and archaeology consultant.
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Before we dive into the discoveries, we need to meet the man whose brilliant technique made
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it all possible, Felipe Bondi, Chilean communications engineer and one of the world's leading experts
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in synthetic aperture radar.
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In a conversation in the Cosmic Text podcast in April 2025, Bondi explained how his technique
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is working.
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It didn't begin with the pyramid at all, it was born from a strategy.
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In 2015-2016, I developed a method to measure micro-vibrations from the Earth's surface
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using synthetic aperture radar.
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It was originally intended to monitor large infrastructures, especially bridges.
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At that time, the Miranda Bridge in Guinea collapsed during a storm and 43 people died.
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I wanted to make sure nothing like this will ever happen again.
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The method could automatically detect micro-cracks, cracks that are normally harmless but can grow
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and lead to disaster.
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So, the technique was conceived as a humanitarian tool, but then Bondi met with Professor Corrado
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Malanca, and the two of them started thinking, if we can measure vibrations on bridges,
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can we measure vibrations in the pyramids?
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We decided in 2019 to point the technique at the pyramid at Cofru, and it worked.
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What follows, however, was not a smooth triumph.
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When the first scans at the pyramids at Cofru showed strange structures extending deep underground,
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Biondi thought that it was a glitch.
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Malanca asked me, Philippe, what is that?
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And I said, I don't know, probably just noise.
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The first day, the first week, the first month, I said, noise.
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But we changed radar angles.
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We used different satellite images.
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We changed everything, and the same structures keep appearing.
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After two months, we had to admit, it was no noise, noise is random.
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This repeats with precision every time.
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That was Biondi's personal eureka moment.
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And what he and his team had found was nothing less than eight enormous cylindrical shafts
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beneath the pyramids at Cofru, along with two gigantic cube chambers about 80 meters
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on a side, and below them, even deeper structures down to 1.2 kilometers beneath the surface.
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That is around 0.8 mile, if I calculate correctly in my head.
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So how can a radar locate in the outer space, 600 kilometers out of space,
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see several kilometers into the ground,
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when every physicist knows that electromagnetic waves can't penetrate Earth?
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The answer lies in sound, or more precisely, vibration.
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Biondi explained the principle in this way.
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The radar transmits electromagnetic pulses toward the Earth's surface.
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When hit by a small portion, the energy will be converted into heat and sound.
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That is what we call phonons, mechanical vibrations.
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These vibrations travel down into the surface, reflect off voids and dense structures,
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and return to the surface, where they can be registered as tiny movements
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on the order of a hundredth of a millimeter.
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By analyzing these movements, pixel by pixel, we can reconstruct a 3D image of the subsurface.
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It is like a record player reading the grooves on a vinyl record just from space.
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It is this combination of electromagnetic and acoustic data that makes it possible.
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Biondi called it a space sonar, and he emphasized that the method has been validated step by step,
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first in a lab with a pizza doughnut ball, a computer and a vibration table,
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as he says with a smile in one of the interviews,
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then on a mountain tunnels in Nevada, and in Italy's Gran Sasso, and the Musel Dam in Iraq.
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On a highway bridge, and finally on the Osiris shaft at Giza.
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Those known dimensions match the tomography exactly.
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Only then did the team tackle with the unknown structures beneath the pyramids.
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Amanda May's fundamental claim is that the pyramids were not built by the pharaohs of the 4th dynasty.
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He presents a long list of arguments.
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He says first, no mummies, no graves, no hieroglyphs.
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He points out that not a single mummy has ever been found in any of the three great pyramids.
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When explorers broke into the chambers in the 19th century, they were utterly empty.
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Even traces of grave robbers, pot shards, smashed objects are completely missing, as May sardonically says.
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It seems that the thieves also swept the floor before they left.
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Add to that the total absence of a hieroglyph on the walls inside the pyramids.
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In every other Egyptian tomb, from the old kingdom to the new,
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the walls are decorated with prayers, spells, and the king's name.
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But inside the pyramid, nothing.
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Academics claim that during the old kingdom, it was not customary to decorate burial chambers.
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But May points out that the tombs all the way back to the 2nd dynasty have no inscriptions.
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Second, he says that the tool could never have built the pyramids.
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The tools that the Egyptologists used are displayed in museums.
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That is, to put it bluntly, copper scissors, wooden hammers, stone wedges.
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May often holds a picture of these primitive implements
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and compares them with a 70-ton granite block in the king's chamber.
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They want us to believe that they got granite blocks out of the quarry wall
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at Aswan, 900 kilometers from Giza,
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by pounding the wooden wedges into the cracks and pouring water on them
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so the wood would expand and split the stone.
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Try picturing moving a 70-ton block across the desert after that.
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Then there is the Carthus forgery.
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One of the few proofs that Carthus built the Great Pyramid
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is the Carthus bearing his name
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that the English colonel Howard Wise claimed to have found in 1837
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in one of the most revealing chambers above the king's chamber.
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May cites the widespread suspicion.
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Every independent researcher who has seen the Carthus
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says that the inscription is incorrect.
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It contains spelling errors a genuine scribe would never have made.
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The most suspicious thing is that it was found in a chamber nobody has visited before
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just when Wise desperately needed to justify his costly expedition.
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The authorities still refuse let independent researchers examine the Carthus
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and for me, that is the final proof of the forgery.
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Then there is the Diary of Mir and the Horizon of Corfu.
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In 2013, a collection of papyrus was found at the Wadi Al-Jar
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including the Diary of the Mir, a technical document
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which is an official note, the transport of limestone blocks
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from the Tura Gorges to Giza.
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Egyptologists interpret this as evidence that the Great Pyramid
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was under construction at Corfu in his 27th regal year
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because the site is called Akhid Kofru, the Horizon of Kofru
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and they think Akhid means pyramid.
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May flatly reject this.
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Akhid means horizon, not pyramid.
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It's a geographic location.
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If Mir, who is writing a technical report, wanted to refer to a building
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he would use the word Mir, the Egyptian word for pyramid
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or pyrimath, which means the house that rises up
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but those words don't appear anywhere in the text.
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Instead he uses a hieroglyph with two hills and a sun disk between them.
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Exactly the view you will get if you stand at the Sphinx
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and see the sun settling between the pyramids of Kofru and Kofu.
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Then there is the water erosion on the pyramid blocks.
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On the northern face of the Great Pyramid there are a few limestone blocks
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that could be traces of severe water erosion
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while the surrounding blocks are unaffected, may say.
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These blocks were exposed to heavy rain and flooding
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but probably long before the pyramid was built
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the erosion must have occurred before the desertification
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of around 9000 BCE.
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Another hint that the moment is far older than the dynamic period.
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If the pyramids are older than the pharaohs, when were they built and by whom?
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Here we reach to the core of Amanda May's theory, said Tebbe for the first time.
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The age of the gods and the demigods
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and an astronomical alignment that places their construction
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precisely at the year 36,400 BCE.
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In 1993 Robert Bival published his famous Orion Correlation theory
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The three pyramids in the mirror of the stars on the Orion belt
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and the Sphinx is directed toward the constellation Leo at the spring equinox.
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Bival dated this to 10,500 BCE, the most recent astrological age of Leo.
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May acknowledged Bival's genius but believes he made some mistakes.
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First, the smallest pyramid, Menkua,
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corresponds with the smallest bell star, Mintaka,
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which Bival's time frame stood at the meridian
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while the large Alnitak would be linked to the Khufu
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that was shifted to the southeast.
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May says,
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If the pyramid builders were so precise in anything else
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they would never made such an error.
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The Great Pyramid would correspond to Alnitak, the great star
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and it would stand at the meridian.
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Second, Bival's sky map Sirius, the brightest star
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and scarce to the goddess Isis,
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is below the horizon and invisible from Giza.
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May finds this unlikely that the builders would omit Isis.
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36,400 is the right time.
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May moved the celestial clock back to the previous pre-decisional circle
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around 36,400 BCE.
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Here everything fells in place.
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Alnitak stands exactly on the meridian above the Great Pyramid.
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The entire Orion constellation tilts precisely the same way as the pyramids.
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The thing still faces Leo's head
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and most importantly Sirius is now risen above the horizon
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and is visible to the southeast.
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May also discovered that the previous overlooked structure
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a so-called mastaba of green concaves
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matches Sirius perfectly.
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The mastaba sits on a cave rich southeast of the pyramids.
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Its lower part is cut into the rocks
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in a spiral shape remnant of the Sirius orbit.
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And the angular position of the mastaba
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matches Sirius' azimuth at 36,400 BCE precisely.
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At 67.39 degrees relatively to east
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versus the star is 67.58 degrees.
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Armistice dimensions on the lower part in the royal cubits
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and compared with the Sirius physical parameters
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converted via universal constants phi and phi.
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The results were striking.
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The builders proportionally constructed the mastaba
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so that the mirrors of the star dimension
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Then there is the temple and the planets.
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East of the things are two temples
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the things temple and the valley temple
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as well as the foundation of a third.
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In the sky map of 36,400 BCE
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the planets Mercury and Jupiter
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stands close to the star Regulus in Leo.
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The temples dimension match the planets physical data
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with the help of metaphysical constants.
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The third temple rotated relative to the others
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forms an ellipse with the things
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that exactly depicts an epic plane at that time.
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The builders signed the entire plateau
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from east to west as a gigantic astronomical clock.
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Then there is the water table
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and the constellation of Aquarius.
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On the west on the opposite end of the plateau
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lies a tomb called NC2 or the tomb of the birth.
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It contains natural and artificial passages
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that stretch towards the underworld
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with traces of salt water and sodium crystals on the wall.
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In the 1920s German and American geologists
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found evidence of an ancient river the Urnil
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that flow from the Mediterranean
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through the Libyan desert and passed close to Giza.
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The sky map shows the constellation Aquarius
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standing precisely in the west
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almost below the horizon opposite Leo
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and its counterparts on the ground
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are the tomb of the birth.
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May concludes.
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As above so below.
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The entire constellation sphere was reproduced
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at Giza Plateau 36,400 GbE
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to the date of Set-Tabi.
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Then there is the hidden knowledge
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in the numbers 137, 4, 4, 432
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and the four prime numbers.
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For me these numbers are the key
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to understanding the pyramid methods.
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By factoring the pyramids' dimensions
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May found that they can be derived
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from the first four prime numbers
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which is 3, 5, 7 and 11.
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11 is the base constant for all three pyramids
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while the height varies.
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If pyramid structures were built around
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the first prime numbers
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the builders left a message that can be read
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everywhere in the universe
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because prime numbers are the same everywhere.
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In the Pyramid of Khafre
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the factor analysis yielded the number 137
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the fine structure constant in physics
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which links the strength
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of electromagnetism, quantum mechanics
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and relative theory.
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137 is the magic number in the universe
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and that was encoded in the pyramid.
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137 also has an egyptologic meaning.
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The entrance to the divine house of life
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associated with the god Toth
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May and the Khafre team
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interpreted as a direct invitation
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to investigate the pyramids
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of the Khafre more closely.
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When applying his mathematical model
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to the valley temple
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May found that the number 432
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well known vibration frequency
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that many historic tradition
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is associated with the fundamental tone of the universe.
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One evening while playing
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with the lines on a satellite photo
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May draw some lines from the bases of the pyramids
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out towards the queen's pyramids.
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The pattern resembled cuneiform
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he found that each pyramid
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corresponded to a letter combination
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that is from the word Gal-Sutoi
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Gal means great
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Su means wise man
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and Toi is Toth's name
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in the egyptian book of the death.
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The wise man Toth
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I believe that is Toth
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and all the civilization he represent
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signed by the Giza plateau
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with this hidden text.
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Amanda May reject the idea of the egyptians
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that they are religious fantasy.
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In chapter 15 in the book of the death
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that describes a terrible war
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between Horus and Seth
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a battle over Heriopolis
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driven by a fight that is called the axis of Horus
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May notes that the egyptian word
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can also mean shaft or pillar
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Imagine a war so brutal
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that is about to conquer something underground
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that sounds absurd
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if they were just obelisk
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but if they were gigantic cylinders
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we now see beneath the pyramids of the Khafre
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it suddenly makes sense
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In the text Seth followers are called Sibau
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normally described of being with a dark head
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May linked the word
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to the baboon species
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Papua Sinusalos
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whose schools
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are bearing striking similarities
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to the one of a Neanderthal
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Neanderthals were extinct around
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40,000 years ago
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right around the time of the battle
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is said to have taken place
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I believe Sibau were the Neanderthals
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whom Seth had an ally with
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The myth is a distorted historical account
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of a species war
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May underscores that according to the book of the death
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it is not the first time of a rises
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it begins with the night rises
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transfer his powers to his son Horus
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that is the age of the demigods
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perhaps the Khafre project's most sensational claim
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is that beneath Giza
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lies an entire network of tunnels and chambers
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the city of Amniti
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mentioned in the myth
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May references earlier discoveries
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by Selim Hassan who exposed the underground
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passage in the 1930s
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and to Hakim Rahman
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whose son reportedly got lost in the tunnels
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and emerged 40 km away in Saqqara
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Using the Beyond the Protocol
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the team has now identified hundreds of shafts
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in the plateau, many were blocked by rubble
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One particular shaft in the northeast corner
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between the Sphinx and the pyramids appears to be unblocked
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and may provide a direct access to the network
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May says
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It is just a matter of cleaning out that shaft
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and we can go down there and see Amniti
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with our own eyes
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And now we come to the discovery that has sent shockwaves
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through the entire alternative research community
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and which, according to Filippo Bondi
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is so certain that he puts the probability
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to 100%
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For decades, researchers like Robert Vival
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have speculated around if there might be
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a second Sphinx at the Gizel Plateau
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Partly because the tomb of Tutmus III
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shows two Sphinxes
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and because Egyptian dualism
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seems to demand a counterpart
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but no one has found traces of it until now
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Bondi says
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he was contacted by Italian researcher
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Damiano Pierce
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who believes that a particular low mouth
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west of the pyramids might hide something
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The mouth is about 15 m high
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but according to Bondi
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80% of it consists of debris
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that archaeologists have dumped there since the 1980s
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We did the first scans
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Beneath the mouth we found 3 shafts
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that match the shaft that we have already measured
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under the first Sphinx
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But it still causes
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on Matt Bell's podcast
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about 80% probability
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But then something changed
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The team keep refining the images
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After the podcast
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we got more computing power
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improved the software
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processed new images
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and suddenly we could see it
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a head, a body, legs
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we could see everything detailed
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like the tools on the path
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I went from 80% to 100% certainty
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there is a second Sphinx under that mouth
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Most strikingly is that
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according to Bondi
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the head of the second Sphinx does not resemble the first
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The head is different
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the legs are intact
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on the first Sphinx they were reconstructed
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Here we can see them as they originally were
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And to those skeptics
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who have shown aerial photos from 1915
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with no mouth
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and claim that therefore there cannot be a Sphinx
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Bondi responds bluntly
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The mud and the Sphinx are not connected
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The mud is a rubble dumped on the top later
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The Sphinx lies underneath
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The discovery prompts Bondi to reflect on his life works
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My goal isn't to gain anything from myself
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I have my life, my work, my family
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I'm doing this for humanity
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so we better can understand our audience for free
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On the 21st of June
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just a few weeks from now
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the CAFRA team will gather in Bologna
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in Italy for a conference
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that looks to be one of the most pivotal events
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in the alternative archaeology
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They will present the final results
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of all Doppler tomographies at the Giza Plateau
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The final shape of everything
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The audience will see 3D visualizations
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on both the known momentums
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and the underground structures
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after the details of the second Sphinx will be laid out
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But Bologna is more than a presentation
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It will launch a physical excavation
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During the conference
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we will submit a project proposal to the Egyptian authorities
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We will propose cleaning out the blocked shaft
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between the first Sphinx and the pyramids of CAFRA
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so we can gain access to the underground network
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And then we will apply
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for permission to excavate the second Sphinx
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to physically dig it
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so the whole world can see it
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The project is no longer just a private effort
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Bjarne mentions that the team
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collaborating with the University at Ferrer
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and that Italy's National Institute for Experimental Geophysics
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and Oceanography
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will participate in site measurements
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seismic reflections
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ground penetrating radar
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and electrical tomography
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to validate the Doppler technique
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and to confirm the findings
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We have three independent measurement techniques
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that confirm each other
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Once that's done
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we can finally publish our peer-reviewed papers
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on everything we found
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Amanda May and Filippo Bondi
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have not gone unnoticed
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Reactions have ranged from enthusiasm
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to outright personal attacks
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French media has been particularly critical
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which may explain that nothing
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that France has billions invested
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in the ScanPyramids project
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which uses moon particles
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a technology now in risk of being overtaken
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We have Sahih Havas
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Egypt's former Minister for Antiquities
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cancelled his appearance
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in a conference in Dubai
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when he heard that May and Bondi would also be there
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Meanwhile, podcast host Matt Bell
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gave Bondi's technique
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1% chance of being correct
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Bondi responded calmly
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I respect him
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he invited me into his podcast
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and I answered all his questions
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but why didn't he say it directly to me
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why did he have to wait until the next day
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on Twitter
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Anyway, I'm still here
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I have nothing to hide
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Amanda May faced threats in Cairo
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He experienced the local mafia figures
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warning him not to leave his house
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In the spring of 2025
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he formally left the CAFRA project
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primarily because of new research projects
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in Latin America and the Pacific were calling
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Both he and Malanka
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stressed that it was a mutual claim decision
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and the collaboration continues in another form
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Okay
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Then let's finally turn our gaze
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towards the mainstream Egyptology
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and hear what they respond to these alternative theories
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As usual, I have them in groups
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The first one will be
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that the pyramids are tombs
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Egyptology points out that
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on the time of the three great pyramids
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a part of an architectural evolution
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from the older Mastaba tombs
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and that sacrifice has been found
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in them all right empty
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The absence of mummy is due to
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grave robbing in later pyramids
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texts confirm the functions as tombs
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They also insist that the tools were sufficient
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Granite can be cut using sand and mortar
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Remains of ramps have been found
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and experimental archaeology has shown
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it was technology feasible
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with the means at the time
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The cartouches are genuine
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Most Egyptologists consider wise cartouches authentic
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The spelling errors can be explained
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with the fact that the workers were not professional scribes
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The Diary of Nemea confirms the date
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Agme Kufu may indeed be
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the name of the Great Pyramid
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a Willis Dabbs metaphor
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The Orion correlation is coincidental
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The angels don't match perfectly
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and the shape of the correlation
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has changed over time
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The thing's erosion can be explained
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by a mechanism other than rainwater
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There is no archaeological trace of an older civilization
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Radiocarbon dating of mortar
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from the Great Pyramid
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yields a year around 2600 BCE
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But if Biondi and May are right
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if the second thing is unearthed
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if the underground shafts are opened
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and the three independent measurement techniques
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confirms the findings
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then Egyptology will face the greatest paradigm shift ever
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as Biondi says
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The question is
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Who are we? We don't know
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The answer could be that we were
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dig there, find the second things
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and it will give us the answers
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Thank you for listening
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and if you would like to follow the CAFRA project further
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you can find updates on the project's Facebook page
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And
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if you have the chance
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perhaps consider go to Bologna on June the 21st
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there may still be tickets left
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meet the researchers, see the image
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and see where the history itself may be rewritten
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See you next week