Deep subterranean shafts beneath The Great Pyramid of Giza reach depths of 47-50 feet. First shaft measured at 30 feet deep using laser measurement Second shaft measured at 47.8 and 47.6 feet deep, equivalent to five stories Shafts contain tunnels branching toward pyramids and Sphinx
⛏️ Radar reveals EIGHT vertical shafts beneath Giza extending approximately 2,100 feet deep — that's nearly half a mile! The shafts are aligned in parallel rows with spiral pathways. The controversial findings remain under scientific debate, with experts noting the study has not yet been peer-reviewed.
Key Facts
- First shaft measured at 30 feet deep using laser measurement
- Second shaft measured at 47.8 and 47.6 feet deep, equivalent to five stories
- Shafts contain tunnels branching toward pyramids and Sphinx
- Sand fills the bottom of shafts, suggesting deeper passages below
- Shafts appear to be intentionally engineered structures
Related site: Giza Necropolis — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: The Giza Bedrock Mystery Subterranean Shafts & Unknown Precision Technology by Earth Explorer