A new claim brought to the agenda by Italian researchers made a great impression in the world of archeology. In the depths of the Giza Pyramids, the existence of an unknown underground settlement has been put forward. This discovery, which can shed light on the history of ancient Egypt, leads to controversy in the science community, while the reality of the findings obtained through the new radar technology are questioned.
Does it reveal what is under the pyramids?
Italy -based research team, Giza Pyramids in EgyptHe claimed that they mapped a 1200 -meter underground area below. According to this discovery, it is suggested that the structures under the pyramids are about 10 times larger than the monuments on the surface.
The findings soon aroused a wide repercussion on social media and news platforms. The fact that Anna Paulina Luna, a member of Florida Congress from the USA, also shared the issue, further increased the interest of the people. However, the issue was the scene of intense discussions in terms of scientific foundations.
How was advanced radar technology used?
Underground structures, developed sonar developed to map the ocean soles radar technologyIt was determined by the land version. This system sends radar waves under the ground to obtain high -resolution images.
Italian researchers, combining satellite radar data and micro -seismic vibrations, saying that they have produced three -dimensional underground maps without the need for physical excavation. In this way, it was possible to display ancient structures in detail.
Which structures were found in the depths of Giza?
According to the study, there are eight cylindrical vertical structures at the first 640 meters under the pyramids. These structures, each associated with a different pyramid, are surrounded by spiral ways and are connected to the pyramids through underground tunnels.
Corrado Malanga of the University of Pisa and Armando Mei of the University of Strathclyde say that these structures are called “cylindrical shafts .. In addition, at a depth of 1220 meters, other sections whose structure has not yet been fully solved.
Another member of the team, Nicole Ciccolo states that this system consists of rooms and passages that connect three large pyramids, and that ancient Egypt is similar to the sacred “Amenti Halls”.
Scientists were divided into two: real or illusion?
Although all these claims aroused great curiosity, some experts argue that radar technology cannot collect healthy data from such deep layers. Professor Lawrence Coners of Radar Specialist from Denver University, such technologies have lost their function at depths of 1200 meters.
Coners also says that small structures may have been found under the pyramids, but they are not large enough to make up a large underground cities. It reminds us that the pyramids were generally built in the entrances of the pyramids in ancient times.
Who is the research team?
The team that performs the discovery brings together specialized names in different fields. Corrado MalangaUFO has been known for many years. While Filippo specializes in Bondi radar systems, Armando Mei is working on Egyptian history before the dynasty.
The team, previously in the Pyramid of the Kefren Pyramid, also attracted attention with his work on secret passages. In this new discovery, more comprehensive analyzes are planned to make more comprehensive analyzes using the same radar technology. Academic publications and excavations are expected to approve the scientific validity of the research.
Last Discovery in the Pyramids: Skelets of workers emerged
Research, which is not limited to the discovery in Giza, is on the border of water Tombos regionIt also reached remarkable findings in the pyramids in the pyramids. Scientists have detected skeletons of individuals who have significant marks in muscle structures and are understood to have worked in heavy jobs.
This strengthens the possibility that the tombs of the pyramid do not only belong to the elite, but also that individuals of the working class are buried.
Archaeologist Sarah Schrader from Leiden University says that some skeletons point to less active lives, while others point to intense physical activities. This finding reveals that the graves also reflect the differences between social classes.
What we know about ancient Egypt may change
The Tombos region in Sudan became the colony of Egypt in the 1500s BC. The pyramids here offer clues about the religious and social structure of the period, along with the funerals and pottery dated to the Pharaoh Siamun period.
Researchers argue that some of the skeletons here may have been buried with their masters with the idea of serving them in the other world. However, it is particularly emphasized that there is no trace of sacrifice of any human beings.
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