Subterranean chambers discovered under Sphinx. Sonar technology found multiple entrances to subterranean areas under Great Sphinx of Giza Large opening discovered under one paw using late 1990s technology Egyptian authorities allegedly drilled away from the opening to show nothing exists
Italian researchers using SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) technology detected multiple subterranean anomalies beneath the Giza plateau. Recent 2024 surveys found chambers and shafts, including a 33-foot L-shaped structure at approximately 6.5 feet depth. Dr. Robert Schoch is known for geological theories about the Sphinx but was not involved in these recent surveys. Experts have disputed the claims, with researchers acknowledging they found "a combination of a shallow structure connected to a deeper structure." 🗿
Key Facts
- Sonar technology found multiple entrances to subterranean areas under Great Sphinx of Giza
- Large opening discovered under one paw using late 1990s technology
- Egyptian authorities allegedly drilled away from the opening to show nothing exists
- Area subsequently boarded up, preventing further investigation
- Dr. Robert Schoch involved in sonar readings
Related site: Great Sphinx of Giza — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: Secrets of the Ancient World | Egypt, Turkey, Easter Island - Matthew LaCroix, Mike Thurston by Matthew LaCroix