Interior layout of Pyramid G2-A's main chamber and passageways. The descending passageway was approximately 11.5 m (22 cubits) long Main chamber measured 7.86 m long by 2.63 m wide by 2.1 m high (15 x 5 x 4 cubits) Chamber was found full of sand and rubble up to 1 m in height, with walls covered in thin plaster

The main chamber of Pyramid G2-A measured 7.86 x 2.63 x 2.1 m and was found full of sand and rubble. No sarcophagus was ever found, but jar fragments bore a mud seal with Khafre's Horus name. Mark Lehner speculated this may have been a cult pyramid for a ka statue rather than a queen's burial. 🗿

Key Facts

  • The descending passageway was approximately 11.5 m (22 cubits) long
  • Main chamber measured 7.86 m long by 2.63 m wide by 2.1 m high (15 x 5 x 4 cubits)
  • Chamber was found full of sand and rubble up to 1 m in height, with walls covered in thin plaster
  • No sarcophagus or sarcophagus fragments were found inside
  • A limestone plugging block remained in the entrance passage, limiting removal of large objects
  • Fragments of wood, cattle bones, two beads, and jar fragments were found in the chamber rubble
  • One jar fragment had a mud sealing displaying Khafre's Horus name
  • Mark Lehner (1997, The Complete Pyramids) speculated the pyramid may have been for a ka statue rather than a queen

Source: The MISSING Pyramid of Giza: Secret Box Discovered by Ancient Architects