Four granite pillars guard deep pit within megalithic enclosure

Four granite pillars guard deep pit within megalithic enclosure. Four granite pillars guard an entrance to a large pit area Multiple deep vertical shafts cut into the bedrock surround the enclosure Birds nesting in shafts are used as an indicator of significant depth

Four granite pillars stand at an entrance to a large pit area, surrounded by deep vertical shafts cut into bedrock. Birds nesting inside suggest these shafts are impressively deep, and a side tunnel descends from one of them. An active archaeological tent was set up at the megalithic enclosure, hinting at ongoing investigation.

Key Facts

• Four granite pillars guard an entrance to a large pit area
• Multiple deep vertical shafts cut into the bedrock surround the enclosure
• Birds nesting in shafts are used as an indicator of significant depth
• A tunnel descends to the side from one of the shafts
• The enclosure is described as megalithic with four pillars at a blocked-off door
• An active archaeological tent was present at the site

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