Proposed Second Sphinx location features megalithic enclosure and solid core

Giza’s Forgotten Megaliths: Giant Granite Pillars & Off Limits Pyramids Tombs
Source: Giza’s Forgotten Megaliths: Giant Granite Pillars & Off Limits Pyramids Tombs by Earth Explorer

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📍 Great Pyramids of Giza

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

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Sources

Bosnian pyramid claims - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org
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Multidisciplinary Evaluation of the Pyramid-Shaped Formation near ...jelsciences.com
Sam Osmanagich proposed that the prominent Visočica Hill-later named the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun-exhibited geometric regularity, orientation to cardinal ...
The Mystery of Bosnia's Ancient Pyramids - Smithsonian Magazinesmithsonianmag.com
Sam Osmanagich claims that 12,000 years ago, early Europeans built "the greatest pyramidal complex" on earth, in Bosnia.
Bosnian Pyramid Hoax: an Overview (Part 1) - Archaeology Reviewahotcupofjoe.net
Among Osmanagic's claims were that a total of five pyramids were built in antiquity in the Visoko region, grown over after centuries of disuse, ...
Bosnian Pyramid Hoax: an Overview (Part 2) - Archaeology Reviewahotcupofjoe.net
Visocica Hill is the result of orogenic uplift, thrust faulting, and erosion which have left behind a faceted spur that almost (but not ...
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