Ancient rock-cut roadway leads to pyramid face with no entrance

Ancient rock-cut roadway leads to pyramid face with no entrance. Each pyramid has its own ancient rock-cut roadway leading to its face The original roadway shows significant weathering consistent with great age The roadway ends at the pyramid face but no entrance is visible at that location

Each Giza pyramid appears to have its own rock-cut roadway leading directly to its face, showing heavy weathering from extreme age. Curiously, the roadway terminates at the pyramid wall with no visible entrance at that point. A central shaft in the roadway has filled with rocks and sand over the centuries.

Key Facts

• Each pyramid has its own ancient rock-cut roadway leading to its face
• The original roadway shows significant weathering consistent with great age
• The roadway ends at the pyramid face but no entrance is visible at that location
• A shaft exists in the center of the roadway, filled with rocks and sand over the years

Source: Giza’s Forgotten Megaliths: Giant Granite Pillars & Off Limits Pyramids Tombs by Earth Explorer