[rlmorel]

When I was there in the mid-seventies while in the USN, I climbed up a bit, but I found it to be relatively scary.

I only climbed up a few levels of that sandy, crumbly stone, and when I looked down, realized a single slip could get me killed, and I carefully came back down.

I heard later (don't know if it was true) that after our group left port, a sailor from another ship was killed or seriously injured climbing on it, and the Navy made it a mast offense if you were caught climbing on it. Never went back, so I can't say if it is true or not. You know how rumors can be...:)

[wildbill]

Strange that there are few hieroglphs inside. Most burial sites are covered in them.

[silverleaf]

I did the interior, not the exterior

the exterior is, as you say, way too dangerous