Hidden chambers with hieroglyphs revealed behind locked iron doors. Camera slid behind locked iron doors to reveal hidden chambers Chambers decorated with elaborate ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs Painted drawings inside chambers invisible to general public
A camera was slid behind iron doors at Giza revealing hidden chambers decorated with elaborate ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. The painted drawings inside remain invisible to the general public. Researchers documented a round concave rock piece carved into the floor featuring human figure carvings, along with evenly spaced circular holes in the floor that may indicate unexcavated features below. ✨
Key Facts
- Camera slid behind locked iron doors to reveal hidden chambers
- Chambers decorated with elaborate ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs
- Painted drawings inside chambers invisible to general public
- Hieroglyphs visible on walls of hidden rooms
- Round concave rock piece carved into floor with human figure carvings
- Evenly spaced circular holes in floor suggest unexcavated features
Related site: The Great Pyramid of Giza — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: Sneaking into Giza’s Forbidden West Field (Caught After 3 Hours!) by Earth Explorer