There is a legend that there is a secret chamber under the paws of the Great Sphinx. This secret has been around for many years. Scientists assumed that the treasure of the legendary Atlantis was buried in this place. For many years, no one could guess how the magnificent structure of the Sphinx was built. Scientists have concluded that the wind came to the aid of ancient builders. The monumental statue was a solid rock. Finally, hard rock emerged.

According to beliefs, a network of rooms containing elements of ancient Egyptian cultures was placed inside the building. This “hall of knowledge” is considered the foundation of civilization. The quadcopter managed to capture a view of the sphinx from above. There is a small door at the top of the building. The world has known these covers for almost a hundred years.

In 1925-1936, French archaeologist Emile Barraise (then director of the Egyptian Department of Antiquities) carried out large-scale excavations and restoration of the site where the monument was located. He was the one who discovered the holes. It was intended for fixing a crown or other headpiece on the upper part of the head. Notch ended in a stalemate. And the hatch at the back opened into a small, empty room. Barraise made numerous diary entries and drawings, but did not publish a single description of the work. This caused a lot of speculation.

The legend of the “hall of knowledge” has been known since ancient times. But you should look for it not in the Sphinx itself, but around it. This is evidenced by various wall inscriptions of Egyptian temples. They say that Toi, the god of wisdom, gathered all the knowledge and hid it somewhere in the valley of the pyramids.

According to Arab travelers, the vault itself is located near the claws of the Sphinx. Coptic legends say that underground passages led from the three pyramids to the “great storehouse”. You can find him in the clutches of the “great sphinx”. However, scientists have never been able to reach the truth. Any kind of excavation in the area where the tunnels near the legs of the statue were located was prohibited by Egyptian authorities. Source