On a hillside near the famous Giza pyramid complex, twenty-four mysterious burials were discovered that hid striking sarcophagi made of Aswan hard granite.
From a technical point of view, the ancient stone coffins were made so skillfully and impeccably precisely that archaeologists seriously thought about the possibility of an extraterrestrial origin of these artifacts and their appropriation by the pharaohs at a later time.
The total weight of the sarcophagi is over a hundred tons. The coffins are crafted with incredible craftsmanship that scientists say will envy even today's most advanced technicians. The stone cutting was carried out with an accuracy of a couple of microns, so that the sarcophagi still remain hermetically sealed. Researchers, of course, are in no hurry to reveal such valuable finds and are limited so far to studying their outer surfaces.
It is assumed that we are talking about the burial of the Apis bulls. Apis was a sacred bull and god of fertility in ancient Egyptian mythology, who had his own temple in the city of Memphis. The priests found an ordinary bull and named it the next incarnation of Apis. The animal was fed the best food and cared for with the utmost care. Nevertheless, it was impossible for a bull to live for more than twenty-five years, therefore, if he did not die from natural causes before this age, he was brought to the Nile and drowned. After that, the Egyptian priests were looking for a new artiodactyl for this "position."
Thus, archaeologists believe that the mummies of twenty-four Apis bulls, killed or died by their own death, can be kept in absolutely black sarcophagi. Such a necropolis can become a real sensation, especially if scientists succeed in proving that the ancient Egyptians were not able to create such masterpiece coffins. Maybe they were really helped by representatives of some extraterrestrial civilization? But most likely, they just appropriated these artifacts …
By the way, very mysterious hieroglyphs were found on the sarcophagi, the language of which scientists are not yet able to identify. This, perhaps, once again speaks of the possible alien origin of the artifacts excavated in Giza. It is believed that archaeologists and Egyptologists should seek help from experienced ufologists.
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