[pghoilman]

Not buying this..

[Macoozie]

Do you know many movies their gonna hafta remake?

[OldHarbor]

So when does the project to break into the subterrainian chamber begin ?

I bet bad stuff happens to anyone that enters the pyramid’s inner chamber ! Curse of the mummy !

[SaxxonWoods]

I don’t know what’s down there, but I knew Hawass would try to kill it off and not even allow it to be examined. He’s been constant obstacle to learning there for many years.

[SuperLuminal]

Anybody who has watched Stargate would have anticipated this discovery...
Snicker...

[Bobalu]

This all seems fishy and extremely unlikely to me.

[PIF]

Colonel Howard Vyse explored dynamited his way onto the pyramids' King’s Chamber in 1837, then using red paint and a brush [ in imitation of the ancient Egyptians ] began to make up the chamber to satisfy his financial backers that he had made a major discovery. Vyse is likely the one who painted the cartoosh of Khufu in the top chamber, but since it seems to run under the chamber's ceiling stones, there is no way to verify it. The cartoosh is the only actual evidence that Khufu was the builder. There were some papyri recently found that purport to show the building of the pyramids - but only scraps were found and it will take years and years to finish deciphering the text and more years after that, if ever, until a paper is published on the translation. He like some of the other 19th century treasure hunters used dynamite to explore or remove "useless " stones and pillars in search of treasure.

[Candor7]

Human civilization history is shattered PING !

[Vermont Lt]

These stories keep making it sound like this stuff is “new”. The paper these two guys wrote was from 2022. It was published and it garnered a “yawn” from the academic world.

How these guys can date something without samples or exploration is quite a feat.

I am not saying there isn’t anything down there. I AM saying that the people reporting it have little credibility in the world they are trying to expose.

[Buttons12]

I’m skeptical because they’re saying “city.” Clearly, those ancient Egyptians were phenomenal diggers, and it wouldn’t surprise me in the least if there were tunnels galore under the pyramid complex. But cities and 38,000 years...no.

[CapnJack]

[Clean_Sweep]

Erosion on the Sphinx and pyramids is in fact from flooding. These are not the first researchers to arrive at that conclusion.

[tumblindice]

“Death shall come on swift wings to those who disturb the peace of the pharaoh.”
I have this on my front door mat.

[edwinland]

This article contains 0% new “evidence.” Just a string of claims that have been made for years.

[ChessExpert]

For me, any talk of bombshells in the middle east are taken literally at first.

[GOP Poet]

bookmark

[Kommodor]

It’s a pity Dr. Gene Scott isn’t around to explain it all to us...

[BenLurkin]

https://www.lerctr.org/~transit/healy/jap.wav

[catnipman]

here's a picture of the most recent 100,000 year old discovery 50 miles beneath the Khafre pyramid found with satellite-mounted ground-penetrating super-duper-lasers:

[SunkenCiv]

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