Intentional channels cut beneath basalt floor at Giza for liquid transport. Clearly intentional channel cut underneath basalt flooring Channel appears designed to transport liquid material Channels cut deep into interior rock beneath basalt walls
💧 Beneath Giza's basalt flooring: deliberately cut channels running deep into bedrock, paired with square receptacle features. Researchers suggest this points to a sophisticated ancient liquid management system. Incredible engineering! 🏺
Key Facts
- Clearly intentional channel cut underneath basalt flooring
- Channel appears designed to transport liquid material
- Channels cut deep into interior rock beneath basalt walls
- Square receptacles or boxes found in association with channel system
- Engineering suggests sophisticated water or liquid management system
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