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LATEST UPDATE: Recent developments regarding the Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) scanning of the Giza Plateau have revealed significant findings beneath the Khafre Pyramid. The Italian-led team, including Filippo Biondi, has uncovered extensive subterranean structures using SAR technology, which enables 3D imaging without on-site access. This method has previously been...

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Thank you to Joe Rogan for having me on the JRE podcast. Would you like to explore the subterranean shaft beneath the Great Pyramid? The subterranean shaft in the Great Pyramid of Giza (also known as the "well shaft" or "service shaft") is a complex, 200-foot (60 m) passage connecting the upper chambers to the descending corridor. Join me on my next Egypt tour. LINK IN COMMENTS.
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Thank you to Joe Rogan for having me on the JRE podcast. Would you like to explore the subterranean shaft beneath the Great Pyramid? The subterranean shaft in the Great Pyramid of Giza (also known as the "well shaft" or "service shaft") is a complex, 200-foot (60 m) passage connecting the upper chambers to the descending corridor. Join me on my next Egypt tour. LINK IN COMMENTS.

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