No need to question this further. Just keep scrolling.

Watch the FULL 1hr exploration video here!

Perfectly cut stone. Right angles. No tool marks. 4500 years ago. And the official explanation is still 'copper chisels and ramps.' I am not scrolling. 👀

I once tried to impress upon my boomer father how amazing these places were and that there was no way the dynastic Egyptians could have built these places with the tools archaeologists have recovered within the historical record. I explained their alignment to true north, the precision of the stone statues, boxes, and masonry. I showed him a detailed diagram of the weaving passageways beneath Saqqara. I even explained that all of this was done in places where no natural light exist, so how did the workers see what they were doing? I have personally researched every known ancient site in Egypt pouring through thousands of pages of detailed descriptions of the structures and what was found within them. My father chuckled and said “Ancient people had too much time on their hands. If you give a bunch of bored men 30-40 years they could build anything”. I thought that was a humorous response. Some people just do not care for the mysteries of ancient Egypt. People will always choose a simple explanation for that which they do not understand. The construction of these places does not easily be reconciled with the state they are currently in. I believe they were looted by ancient Egyptians and taken unjustly by them. The first dynasties inherited these places. Even those early Egyptians did not know what they were used for. And because they didn’t understand they turned them into funerary monuments and tributes to ages gone.

That’s obviously crazy but they will say it was made in 48h by 10k people and shovels

The really crazy part is these granary storages were written about in the bible when Joseph built them after reading Pharaoh's dreams of 7-yrs of famine to follow 7-yrs of boom harvests.

“Just keep scrolling?” You’re not open to other opinions and speculations? Don’t fall into the close minded trap like our current archeology “experts”

Buddy, it's called sarcasm. It's meant to invoke the complete opposite behaviour of scrolling past it.

My mistake I retract my misguided comment

@TheProjectUnity I say we make you Knarfle the Garthark as punishment! 😂

@TheProjectUnity Fair 🤣

Somehow Egyptians had enough time, people and support resources to do all this while constructing huge pyramids without heavy machinery. A small building close to me started over two years ago and it's not totally done yet.

Looks like a space ship docking area

It's all connected underground. The Egyptians did not build the Giza compound, they merely found it, and began to model their society after it, having believed it to be created by the Gods.

Any chance this was grain storage for the 7 year drought Joseph was task with preparing for?

Whatever falls in here is gone forever

Like my phone, which I was white knuckle gripping for that pan down shot

You sure??? 🧐

It’s where they hid the Ark of the Covenant and all those snakes..🐍 😁

We really need more drastic excavations. Stop all this "DONT TOUCH" bs. Get it uncovered, xrayed, 3d scanned, then dismantle it. Get all the questions answered.

Must be a "ceremonial pit" nothing to see here.. if you know what I mean 🤣

The real question to ask . . . Why square? A cylindrical hole has a lower surface area to volume ratio making it not only more stable but more efficient to create. To go to the extra effort to create sharp square corners begs the question . . . why? @Grok

They looked under the pyramids

These videos you guys made together were the best. You guys actually made a great team

Because the arabs invaders don’t know theirselves how the Africans of Egypt built these structures. The truth is scary to invader

Obviously they did that with copper chisels and just extreme patience obviously

it's just a tomb!!!!! #sarcasm

Someone actually filming in landscape mode. How cool is that ?

Check out my youtube channel (link in bio) for all your 4K landscape ratio capturing of ancient sites needs.

It’s not like it requires exotic tech. It’s just an expanded mining shaft in rock that behaves well (as sandstone does). You just need a rope and some slaves

I mean at this point... it has to be.

Bro never watched the movie version of doom or the first lord of the rings movie… gonna open something you shouldn’t open one of these days

Wow! That’s crazy. Great video.

Nothing to see here, all done with copper tools nd "rock pounders" 😆

Giza is great, but down south is where the answers lie. Ṣaqqārah, Abū Ṣīr, Dahshūr, Abū Ruwaysh...

Just for you jay.

You just know this was filled with water at one point

Clearly done by super rare dinosaur bones and metorite leftovers Flintstones told so👍

Is it perfectly a square?!

Poorly composed post. No idea what he's talking about. What lids? No idea where this is or what it was for or who these people are. Thoroughly stupid post.