Proposed Second Sphinx location features megalithic enclosure and solid core. Area is described as a proposed location for a second sphinx Structure features huge megalithic rocks on the outside, some resembling granite The interior core is described as solid limestone, distinct from outer casing stones
A site proposed as a potential second Sphinx location features massive megalithic outer rocks, some resembling granite, with what appears to be a solid limestone core distinct from the outer casing. Some outer stones look like eroded casing remnants. Light shines down from a shaft above, and an iron fence with rock barriers protects the area.
Key Facts
- Area is described as a proposed location for a second sphinx
- Structure features huge megalithic rocks on the outside, some resembling granite
- The interior core is described as solid limestone, distinct from outer casing stones
- Some outer stones appear to be eroded casing stones
- Light visible from a shaft at the top of the structure
- An iron fence with additional rocks placed as barriers surrounds the area
Source: Giza’s Forgotten Megaliths: Giant Granite Pillars & Off Limits Pyramids Tombs by Earth Explorer