Secret chamber discovered above Great Pyramid entrance! Egyptologists have discovered a hidden chamber located directly above the main entrance to the Great Pyramid of Egypt.
by the scan pyramids project, speaking earlier to the bbc, egyptologist dr kathleen martinez told us why this discovery is so monumental. i think it s one of the most exciting discoveries in this year. and it can bring great, great news about many, many things of the pyramid that we don t know. the turnout itself will it s only very promising when we discover a tunnel because it s a huge man effort and it s not built for nothing. it has a reason. it could be leading to a tomb. it could be built as a process of building the pyramids. and we don t know much about the construction of the pyramids. so it s a great discovery. it could be built to hide treasures. so there is a lot of promising discoveries connected to the discovery of this tunnel. the discovery of a tunnel
perverting the course ofjustice. this comes a day after the remains of a baby were found in will the engineered breitling after a two day search in the wood. they ve also said they haven t been able to determine the sex of the child. 35 year old marten and 38 year old 6ordon were arrested on monday and are due to appear before court tomorrow. joit are due to appear before court tomorrow- are due to appear before court tomorrow. , :, ,:, ., ,, , :, tomorrow. jon donnison, thank you ve much tomorrow. jon donnison, thank you very much indeed. now to egypt, where officials have revealed the discovery of long corridor inside the last of the seven wonders of the ancient world still standing the great pyramid of 6iza. the pyramid, which is about 11 miles from the centre of cairo, is also known as khufu s pyramid for its builder, a pharaoh who reigned during 2000 bc. this is the corridor. you can see it looks a bit like a chamber. it was found by the scan pyramids
who reigned during 2000 bc. this is the corridor you can see it looks a bit like a chamber was found by the scan pyramids project, an international programm that uses scans to look at unexplored sections of the ancient structure. looking through one of the openings underneath the entrance, this scan revealed the existence of a corridor. nine metres long and 2.2 metres wide. with this ceiling most likely, this corridor was built to relieve the weight of the pyramid. so, we re told this corridor was built to relieve the weight of the pyramid but at this point, its true function is unknown. but, corridors like these often lead to further archaeological discoveries, as egyptian archaeologist zahi hawass explains. this is protecting and we cannot see it as a corridor at all. there is no way that a corridor would be good
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