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reply posted on 8-2-2008 @ 03:47 PM by Penta76
I think you all should read the the information on this link MYSTERIES OF THE PYRAMID i at least found it werry interesting It has alot of informtion on the hidden chambers and stuff. Fiction? Well... I dont know.. Make your own mind.

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Penta76


reply posted on 27-2-2008 @ 09:01 PM by Vanitas
Originally posted by Mescalero
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post by photobug


The last, great secrets are supposed to be buried under or in the Sphynx. Why they haven't excavated yet is beyond me.


Oh, but they have: according to Mr. Hawass' crew, they found a lot of sand and "an old shoe"
(= sic: a shoe, just one). In short, "nothing worth exploring".

As far as I know, all requests to see the aforementioned shoe have been declined or otherwise discouraged.
(I wrote about this on ATS a long while ago.)

So you see, it's s beyond all of us...




[edit on 27-2-2008 by Vanitas]


reply posted on 28-2-2008 @ 02:49 PM by spacevisitor
For those interested of course, there is evidence of the existence of cavities beneath the Sphinx.

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Here are some research results..

The last site investigated by the Japanese [Waseda University in Japan] was the Sanctuary of the Sphinx.
The conclusion of the Japanese work suggests that the sanctuary of the Sphinx contains more cavities below the Sphinx than were previously known.


Source; www.catchpenny.org...

www.catchpenny.org...

- the hidden chamber:
Since the 70s, radar and other sophisticated machines have probed the ground around the Sphinx. Each time, experts discovered "holes" in the ground below the Sphinx and the causeway between the Sphinx and the pyramids. "hole" means there is possibly a room hidden under the Sphinx.


Egyptian authorities have always been reluctant up to now, they've always refused to dig the ground to see if those "holes" where built by men or simply natural. It seems that the situation is changing now, the pyramids will be closed for six months this year. It's the first time in six years it happens. It means that the Egyptian authorities will, perhaps, dig the ground to discover if there is really something hidden under the Sphinx.


Source; www.geocities.com...

Interesting isn’t it?


[edit on 28/2/08 by spacevisitor]


reply posted on 29-2-2008 @ 12:32 PM by Harte
Originally posted by spacevisitor
For those interested of course, there is evidence of the existence of cavities beneath the Sphinx.

reply to
post by spacevisitor



Here are some research results..

The last site investigated by the Japanese [Waseda University in Japan] was the Sanctuary of the Sphinx.
The conclusion of the Japanese work suggests that the sanctuary of the Sphinx contains more cavities below the Sphinx than were previously known.


Source; www.catchpenny.org...

www.catchpenny.org...


Spacevisitor,
I don't know if you noticed, but that report from the Japanese dates to 1987.

Mr. Orcutt really needs to update his Catchpenny website.

My understanding is that excavation has occurred there since, finding nothing anomalous.

BTW, limestone is typically riddled with hollows, this occurs naturally.

Caves, you know?

Harte


reply posted on 29-2-2008 @ 12:53 PM by woodwytch
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Hi photobug,

You might find this link interesting ... well written ... well set-out ... lots of information about tunnels/chambers etc under the sphinx/pyramids.

www.towers-online.co.uk...

Enjoy Woody

[edit on 29-2-2008 by woodwytch]



reply posted on 29-2-2008 @ 01:02 PM by jimbo999
Originally posted by Incarnated
Originally posted by Leyla
Originally posted by Mescalero
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post by photobug


The last, great secrets are supposed to be buried under or in the Sphynx. Why they haven't excavated yet is beyond me.



Its held up by Eygptian government. I even heard that the Ark of the covenant is there-but I can't confirm it- because no one knows for sure.


That's just foolishness. The Ark was around well after the Sphynx and Pyramids were built!

According to the bible, on the return of the Christ to the earth, a great temple comes down out of the sky and that temple contains the ark of the covern. Thusly, if the ark is anywhere it's up with the aliens.


Actually, many theorise the 'Ark' rests in a small church in Ethoipia- but it's off limits to all but a solitary priest-guardian - who has the job for life. That's of course if one believes it ever existed to begin with...

J.


reply posted on 29-2-2008 @ 04:41 PM by Harte
Originally posted by spacevisitor
Originally posted by Harte
Spacevisitor,
I don't know if you noticed, but that report from the Japanese dates to 1987.


I know Harte, and there where two other search teams after them,

In 1991 a team consisting of geologist Robert Schoch (Boston University), Thomas Dobecki, and John Anthony West.

In 1992 Imam Marzouk and Ali Gharib from the Egyptian National Research Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics.

You find info in this article.

On 10 February 1997, NOVA conducted an on-line Internet question-and-answer session with the Director of the Giza Plateau, Zahi Hawass. At the time, Sphinx restoration was ongoing. Guy Stokes, of Fruitvale, B.C., asked:


www.catchpenny.org...

Originally posted by Harte
My understanding is that excavation has occurred there since, finding nothing anomalous.


Oke, that is your understanding, they say that they don’t find nothing anomalous since, but can you really be 100% shore of that?


Well, I believe Schoch said as much, and since he's the guy that places the age of the Sphinx at 6,000 BC or possibly even earlier, I don't think he's afraid to say, if you get what I mean.

It is not unusual to pick up what Cayce lovers like to call "anomalies" in the bedrock when you use subsurface sonar equipment. Even in basalt. In very old and weathered limestone, which is the way Schoch describes it, it would be highly unusual not to find voids, pockets and breaks which would return an "anomalous" reading.

In this case, these things are really only "anomalous" if you pretend that limestone should appear perfectly solid and homogeneous when read by sonar - and that is never gonna be the case.

Schoch, as a geologist, knows this and actually tells us.

Harte


reply posted on 29-2-2008 @ 06:08 PM by optimus primal
Originally posted by earth2
Ive always wondered this also.

As far as the foundation, they have excavated the foundation. At some of the corners or maybe even one corner of the pyramid they uncovered the foundation. I believe some of the big corner blocks are missing including the casing stones leaving the foundation visible, the corner stone kinda sat in a socket.

What I dont understand is why dont they ask exxon or whoever to use that kick butt technology they use to find oil miles deep. Ill bet if there was oil in a hidden chamber...

Another thing bugs me, they say the only 'true evidence' proving that egyptian king Khufu, or whoever, built the great pyramid is some hieroglyphs scratched in between some large stones inside the pyramid.

These writings could only have been chipped into the stone by the builder, which from what Hancock suggest was in the Khufu period. (the glyphs in the upper kings chamber cant be verified as authenic so they dont count).

So what bugs me is I havent seen any pics of the glyphs between the two stones, where is that so called proof.
Am I supposed to believe Hancock because he says so?

As far as im concerned there still isnt proof that king Khufu built the Great Pyramid, so that means it could be way older than we know.




actually the characters stating that kufu built it were not carved but drawn in coal and other materials used for writing on rock. and it's interesting to note that while almost every other major egyptian temple and site has extensive hieroglyphic artwork lining the insides the great pyramid, one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world only had a few characters written on the inside about kufu. also there has never been any treasure (gold statues,sarcophagus etc) ever found in the great pyramid that i'm aware of(i may be mistaken). a little strange dont you think? as far as i can recall only about three or four sites in all of egypt share this feature, a temple, the sphinx, and the great pyramid....
although the sphinx has or had a tablet in front of it talking about kufu..it's never been exclusively proven that he had it built as much of the text was missing when it was discovered. it's merely an educated guess.

who knows maybe kufu really did have both of them built and all the speculation by even some well respected egyptologists is just that...speculation.
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