In November 2017, sensational news spread around the world: "A cavity was discovered in the Great Pyramid, in which there is an iron throne." According to ancient texts, a meteorite fell to the Earth and it was from it that material was collected to create the throne.
Secret camera
In the American magazine Newsweek, a detailed diagram of the location of the cavity was published. While the whole world is wondering who will take the throne in Game of Thrones, archaeologists may have found the real throne in Egypt, reporting their findings to the media.
This happened in November 2017. The secret chamber was discovered above the Great Gallery of the Great Pyramid. This pyramid is not only the largest of all three structures in Giza, but also the most mysterious.
After the discovery of the cavity, archaeologists were ordered to extract what lies inside, without violating the integrity of the pyramid. This task has puzzled scientists.
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Evidence
Archaeoastronomy professor Giulio Magli states that a large iron throne may be located in the hidden cavity. He was mentioned in the Pyramid Texts, which are the oldest religious records in the world.
According to experts, these texts refer to the iron throne of Pharaoh Khufu. To pass through the "gates of heaven" into the afterlife, located among the northern stars, he had to sit on it. According to Mugli, the hidden cavity is precisely the most likely location for the iron throne, as it is located in the central part of the pyramid.
So far, no one has found a way to get to the secret chamber without breaking the walls of the pyramid, but Giulio claims it is possible. The professor talks about four moves inside the building. Two of them lead to the outside of the pyramid, and the other two to the doors. A survey of the south door was inconclusive. But the northern one can lead to a hidden cavity. But the government does not allow it to be opened.
Conclusion
So far, no theory of archaeologists has been confirmed. The cavity was scanned using non-invasive methods and the possibility of using minimally invasive methods, such as using a camera on a coiled wire, is being discussed.
Staborn Maxim