Ben van Kerkwyk

Yeah, and that's why I wanted to – the labyrinth was so interesting because their announcements around what they – these 800-meter shafts and massive cubes kilometers deep under the plateau kind of came out of nowhere.

But there are these accounts for these other places like the labyrinth where there's some like historical legitimacy to them, like there's been accounts of them.

Although, over time, what they're talking about beneath the Giza Plateau, maybe not to the full extent of what they're saying, I'm still having trouble with that, but there's certainly a lot more.

We know there's a lot more down there that we, at least the public, has never discovered.

So we know that there are, so beneath the bottom of the Osiris shaft, for example, we know that there are further tunnels that go off from there that go underneath it.

The Osiris shaft, for people who don't know, is one of the, it's like a, there's three passages, like three rooms, and it goes down a little over 100 feet or so beneath the ground, beneath the causeway on the middle pyramid complex.

You go down this big ladder, you go into one room, you go down another ladder, there's a bigger room with boxes in it.

And you go down a further ladder to the bottom room, which also has boxes in it.

Today, it's the water tables way up high.

But we know in the past, this is one of the things that has recently come to light, is that down there in the bottom in the 1990s, that was scanned with ground penetrating radar.

At the bottom level.

And they found, yep, there are actually like four meter long, eight feet high tunnels with dome ceilings below that.

Even further that nobody, as far as we know, have ever explored.

There are also tunnels leading off from that bottom level that head off towards the Sphinx and they head off towards the pyramid.

And in fact, they fork because there was a little known...

exploration done by a team of japanese scientists in the early 2000s that got like a camera on a long pole and they shoved it down through the mud and they stuffed it about 20 meters into one of these tunnels and they found these man-made structures like tunnels and it forks and it actually forks off and one seems to head towards the great pyramid and one keeps going up towards kafra so there's tons of stuff below there and in fact if you ever go to the giza plateau

That causeway, if you're heading up towards the middle pyramid, you've got the Osiris shaft on the left, but on the right you have, I mean, 10 of these massive shafts that we don't really know how deep they are or whether or not they've ever been fully excavated, but they just go way down into the ground.

So this could be like, you know, it's like the very top layer of things that are being claimed by the Italian scientists and their scans.

But there was...

We know that these tunnels extend down to beneath the Sphinx, for example.