It turns out that the first excavations in the pyramids began to be carried out by the first pharaohs several thousand years ago. Many of the passages were cut by them, and their quality also testifies to this.
Did the pharaohs just look in the pyramids?
This is where the fun part begins. There is only 1 logical option that can explain all these excavations. Only this option does not fit into the official versions of the story.
The ancient pharaohs perfectly understood the value of the pyramids, since they were inherited from the ancient gods. Since people have always been attracted by megalomania, they decided to look for the legacy of the gods.
Pharaohs began to search ancient structures in the hope of finding at least some divine artifacts there. Although I am more sure that they were looking for some kind of weapon.
Perhaps they even knew the specific artifact they wanted to get their hands on. There is even a possibility that they managed to get hold of some artifacts. For example, there are legends about some Egyptian king who single-handedly defeated the enemy army.
I don't remember exactly which one, but it doesn't change the essence. True, it can be heavily embellished, but it cannot be ruled out that the pharaoh used a certain divine artifact to defeat enemies.
Some artifacts discovered relatively recently also speak of successful searches. In the museums of Egypt you can find finds that differ sharply in quality and meaning from the rest.
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The quality is not very good, but I tried to find the most interesting finds.
There is a small chance that some of the artifacts could have been created by the civilization of the ancient gods. There is also the option of making copies.
For example, they found several incomprehensible artifacts in the pyramid, and made copies of them for the purpose of imitation. Well, of course, the copies will not work, so they could simply be postponed until better times.
Moreover, such excavations converge with logic and common sense. Just imagine if in our time it became known about the possible burial place of ancient high-tech artifacts.
So much fun would start around this place.
Please note, since in many pyramids there are sloppy tunnels and traces of excavations, this alignment has a logical and factual justification, and is not sucked out of thin air.
After all, it turns out strange if the pyramid is made with such incredible precision, and the tunnel in it is knocked out crooked and carelessly with the help of a chisel.