The manager of the archaeological reserve of Giza, Zahi Hawass, speaking in 1999 on one of the US TV channels, reported that Egyptian archaeologists discovered tunnels and chambers carved into the rocky base between the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx. Meanwhile, the existence of these underground structures was reported by Herodotus and al - Makrizi.
An ancient manuscript, compiled by an Arab writer named Altelemsani and kept in a British Museum, speaks of the existence of another underground passage - between the Great Pyramid and the Nile River with a sluice device from the side of the river.
Ancient legends have recently received new confirmation. The rooms and tunnels discovered by ultra-modern equipment that allow to look under the surface of the earth have provided an opportunity over the past few years to correct the accuracy of the existing plans for the Giza area.
The printouts of the detectors show a mind-boggling amount of web-like tunnels and underground spaces that cross the territory along and across, intertwined like lace, and spreading across the plateau.
In 1988, a certain H. Lewis, one of the top leaders of the Rosicrucian organization, published 2 drawings with a plan and section of a part of the Gizeh plateau. One of them shows 3 underground passages connecting the Sphinx with the pyramids of Khafra, Menkaur and Cheops. On the second - underground rooms under the sphinx are depicted - the "Hall of Receptions", a round temple, etc.
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A magazine article, written and published in 1935 by H. Wright, recounted the extraordinary Find in the Sands of Giza; its authenticity is now denied. The article was supported by original photographs taken by Dr. Selim Hassan, author of the discovery and leader of the Cairo University Research Party. It said:
“We found the underground path used by the ancient Egyptians 5,000 years ago. It passed under a paved road that connected the second pyramid and the sphinx. It makes it possible to pass under the ground "Mostovaya" from the pyramid of Cheops to the pyramid of Khafre. From this underground passage, we were able to free a series of mines more than 125 feet deep, and the spacious platforms and side rooms adjacent to them."
"This Mine Complex," S. Hassan said, "ended in an Impressive Room, in the Center of which there was another Mine, which descended into a Spacious Yard, Around Which Seven Side Rooms were located." Some of the rooms were huge, 18 feet high, tightly closed sarcophagi of basalt and granite. The next discovery was that in one of the seven rooms there was another, third in a row, vertical shaft, which led to a room located deep below. At the time of discovery, it was flooded with water, which almost hid a single white sarcophagus.
But, more recently, diggers stumbled upon the most amazing discovery that literally stunned humanity and about which international media trumpeted the whole world. They discovered a whole underground city!
The archaeologists who made this discovery claimed that they had never seen such a wonderfully planned city. It contains many temples, painted in pastel colors of peasant huts, craft workshops, stables and other buildings, including a palace. Along with other modern conveniences, the city has a perfect drainage system, including a hydraulic underground water supply. This discovery raises an intriguing question: where is this city today?
The secret of his whereabouts was recently revealed to a select few who received permission to explore and film the city. It exists within a vast, ramified system of caves beneath the Giza plateau that diverges eastward below Cairo. Its main entrance begins inside the Sphinx statue with stone-cut steps that lead to a lower cave under the stone bed of the Nile.
The expedition, equipped with generators and inflatable rafts, descended and swam along an underground river to a kilometer-wide lake. City buildings nested along the shores of the lake, and constant illumination was achieved with the help of large crystal balls fixed in the walls and ceilings of the cave.
The second entrance to the city was carried out along the discovered steps leading upward under the foundations of a Coptic church in old Cairo. Based on the stories of people "Living on Earth", given in the books "Genesis" and Enoch, it is quite possible that the city was originally called gilgal.
A chronicle of the expedition was filmed and a documentary film entitled "The City in the Abyss" was made, which was subsequently shown to a narrow audience. Initially, it was planned to release the chronicle on the big screen, but for some reason the show was canceled.
A multi-faceted spherical crystal object the size of a baseball was brought to the surface from an underground city, and its supernatural properties were on display during a conference in Australia.
Deep inside a monolithic object, various hieroglyphs slowly turn over like book pages when mentally asked by the one who holds the object in his hands. This amazing item, which uses forms of technology unknown to us, was sent to Nasa, USA for research.
In connection with the excavations of Dr. Selim Hassan, passions around these events were heated to the limit. Be that as it may, the most striking aspect of the discovery of underground structures in Giza is the repeated denial of their existence by the Egyptian authorities and academic institutions. It seems that there are serious reasons, not advertised by official policy, where there is some hidden level of censorship, possibly a Markabian one.