Ongoing excavation underway at the legendary Labyrinth of Hawara in Egypt. Archaeologists are currently excavating the legendary lost labyrinth at Hawara, Egypt Most of Egypt's greatest discoveries were already made over a century ago, making this ongoing excavation notable The presenter announces a private expedition offering on-site access with lead archaeologists during the active excavation
Archaeologists are actively excavating the legendary lost labyrinth at Hawara, Egypt — a site associated with Amenemhat III's pyramid from the Middle Kingdom (c. 1800 BC). The ongoing work, supported by academic bodies including the AHRC and STDF, is genuinely exciting for the archaeology community, as the labyrinth was first identified by Flinders Petrie and its full layout has never been mapped.
Key Facts
- Archaeologists are currently excavating the legendary lost labyrinth at Hawara, Egypt
- Most of Egypt's greatest discoveries were already made over a century ago, making this ongoing excavation notable
- The presenter announces a private expedition offering on-site access with lead archaeologists during the active excavation
Related site: Mortuary Temple of Hawara — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
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