Queen's Chamber air channels discovered 1872, stop 15m short

Finishing the Great Pyramid's Air-Channel Saga
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In 1872, Waynman Dixon and James Grant discovered concealed air channels in the Great Pyramid's Queen's Chamber. The three artifacts found inside resembled simple tools. πŸ›οΈπŸ”

Key facts claimed:

- Queen's Chamber air channels discovered in 1872 by Waynman Dixon and James Grant

- Channels were concealed behind a few centimeters of uncut stone

- They terminate about 15 meters short of the exterior

- Each has polished white limestone blocking stones with two copper pins embedded in center

- Three artifacts found inside were plain and resembled tools

Key facts

  • Queen's Chamber air channels discovered in 1872 by Wayneman Dixon and James Grant
  • Channels were concealed behind a few centimeters of uncut stone
  • They terminate about 15 meters short of the exterior
  • Each has polished white limestone blocking stones with two copper pins embedded in center
  • Three artifacts found inside were plain and resembled tools

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