Matahar expedition discovers labyrinth underground. 2008 Matahar Expedition led by Louis Dordier used ground penetrating radar, geomagnetism, and seismic tomography Found the labyrinth still exists underground at 8-12 meters depth Scanned areas on both east and west sides of the Barabi Canal
In 2008, the Mataha Expedition led by Belgian artist Louis de Cordier used ground-penetrating radar at Hawara. The scans revealed an extensive underground grid of walls and chambers, suggesting the lost labyrinth exists beneath the site. 📡🗺️
Key Facts
- 2008 Matahar Expedition led by Louis Dordier used ground penetrating radar, geomagnetism, and seismic tomography
- Found the labyrinth still exists underground at 8-12 meters depth
- Scanned areas on both east and west sides of the Barabi Canal
- Results show grid structure of gigantic size made of high resistivity material (granite)
- Underground area covers several hectares with vertical walls forming closed rooms
- Discovery confirmed classical author reports about the labyrinth's existence
Related site: Pyramid of Amenemhat III at Hawara — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
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