Ancient knob found comparing to global sites. Granite pedestal/knob discovered at Great Pyramid of Giza Similar knobs found at Machu Picchu, Great Pyramids, and other sites Part of 10-year expedition comparing megalithic sites globally
A granite pedestal knob discovered at Abu Rawash resembles similar knobs at Machu Picchu, the Great Pyramids, and other megalithic sites, part of a comparative expedition.
Key facts claimed:
- Granite pedestal/knob discovered at Abu Rawash (site of Egypt's oldest royal tomb)
- Similar knobs found at Machu Picchu, Great Pyramids, and other sites globally
- Part of a comparative expedition studying megalithic sites
Key Facts
- Granite pedestal/knob discovered at Great Pyramid of Giza
- Similar knobs found at Machu Picchu, Great Pyramids, and other sites
- Part of 10-year expedition comparing megalithic sites globally
Related site: Abu Rawash — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: INSIDE THE FORBIDDEN PYRAMID: Abu Rawash & The Stairs Into The Earth by Earth Explorer