Mystery beneath the pyramids: traces of an unknown civilization found in Egypt

Cairo, Egypt - April 2025. A recent archaeological discovery beneath the Great Pyramids of Giza has shocked the scientific community. A research team conducting ground-penetrating radar scanning and excavations near the Pyramid of Khufu discovered underground chambers, tunnels, and artifacts that do not fit into the known chronology of Ancient Egyptian history.

📡 What exactly did the scientists find?

According to the expedition leader, Dr. Farouk al-Masri, they found:

• Chambers carved into the rock at a depth of more than 30 meters,

• Symbols and writings that do not match ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics,

• Artifacts made of unknown material, including spherical objects and geometric plates.

One of the found objects - a stone with an engraving resembling a star map - has caused particular interest: astronomers suggest that it may depict the position of stars more than 10,000 years ago.

⛏ Why is this important?

Historical science still relies on the version that the pyramids were built around 2600 BCE. But the findings may indicate the presence of an older, forgotten civilization that possessed a complex architectural and astronomical culture.

"We may be observing traces of a people who existed before the Egyptians. This could change the very foundation of our history", - stated archaeoastronomer Gilbert Morand.

🌍 Theories and conjectures

Some researchers are already putting forward hypotheses:

• Atlantean civilization?

• Influence of alien intelligence?

• Results of activities of prehistoric peoples destroyed by a catastrophe?

The Egyptian government has not yet made official statements, citing the need for additional research. However, the information leak has already caused a wave of discussions in scientific circles and social media.

📷 What's next?

The team of scientists is preparing for a new stage of excavations. International organizations are demanding publicity, and millions of people around the world are waiting for answers to the question:

Who really built the pyramids?