Queen's Chamber air channels discovered 1872, stop 15m short. 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
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. 🏛️🔍
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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Source: Finishing the Great Pyramid's Air-Channel Saga by History for GRANITE