Recent findings by Italian researchers indicate that the Giza pyramids may date back 38,000 years, challenging the long-held belief of their construction around 4,500 years ago. They propose a pre-existing civilization predating this, which was possibly destroyed by an asteroid-triggered flood. Key evidence includes water erosion signs on blocks near the Great Pyramid and salt encrustations inside it, which researchers believe point to a historical oceanic event that once flooded the Giza Plateau. This theory, however, is disputed by Dr. Zahi Hawass, who attributes the erosion to natural weathering processes.
Some blocks near the Great Pyramid's entrance show clear signs of water erosion. Only certain stones are affected, suggesting part of the pyramid was submerged in ancient times.
The enduring enigma of the Giza pyramids stands as a powerful and perplexing testament to this possibility. Despite extensive research, the precise methods employed in their construction remain a subject of intense debate.
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