Kasar Saga: Ancient Alchemical Fortress. Kasar Saga (Faiyum Desert) has seven internal housings with closed doors Chemical erosion progressively decreases from right to left housing Progressive erosion pattern corresponds to seven stages of alchemical process
Ksar Draa in the Algerian desert is a mysterious circular structure with no clear historical record of who built it or when. Local guides and visitors note its unusual circular design standing alone in the desert, though no gold artifacts have been found there. More research is needed to understand its purpose! 🏛️🔍
Key Facts
- Kasar Saga (Faiyum Desert) has seven internal housings with closed doors
- Chemical erosion progressively decreases from right to left housing
- Progressive erosion pattern corresponds to seven stages of alchemical process
- Site has highly secured access with multiple locked doors
- One back chamber is completely inaccessible without crawling through small hole
- Local guides call it 'Palace of Gold' but no gold coins have ever been found there
- Flinders Petrie found a sunken pit in front of entrance
- Ground behind structure was artificially flattened
- Geoffrey Drumm speculates it could be a manufacturing complex or distribution center
- Author recommends GPR and excavation to discover underground channels
Source: Pyramid Science & Ancient Egyptian Alchemy | The Land of Chem | Geoffrey Drumm Interview by MegalithomaniaUK