Painted hieroglyphs and Osiris Temple, Abydos. reliefs documented in sealed Giza chambers. Camera lenses inserted through locked iron doors into sealed chambers Pristine painted hieroglyphs visible on chamber walls Osiris Temple, Abydos. identified by a local guide, described as 'out of place' among pyramid ruins
Explorers dodged security during Ramadan to access Giza's restricted West Cemetery, documenting mastabas with massive megalithic walls of three huge stones. Inside: pottery shards, animal butchering reliefs, pristine painted hieroglyphs in sealed tombs, and bones in underground shafts. 🔍
Key Facts
- Camera lenses inserted through locked iron doors into sealed chambers
- Pristine painted hieroglyphs visible on chamber walls
- Osiris Temple, Abydos. identified by a local guide, described as 'out of place' among pyramid ruins
- Temple contains pillars and rooms with ancient relief carvings
- Reliefs show large and small human figures both holding the same staff together
- A three-story shaft found at the site leading to another tomb
- Circular carvings evenly spaced observed in the floor
- One entrance to the site noted as a single rock slab
Related site: Osiris Temple, Abydos. — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: 6 Months Inside Forbidden Egypt: 10 Off-Limits Megalithic Explorations by Earth Explorer