Researchers Claim Discovery of Underground City Beneath Pyramid of Khafre

The unverified findings, linked to the mythical Halls of Amenti, face skepticism from experts questioning the technology and conclusions.

Italian and Scottish researchers from the Khafre Project claim to have identified a vast network of underground structures beneath the Pyramid of Khafre using radar and satellite technology.
The findings reportedly include vertical shafts, chambers, and pathways extending thousands of feet underground, which researchers correlate with the legendary Halls of Amenti from Egyptian mythology.
The team created 3D models of the supposed structures but has not yet published their findings in a peer-reviewed journal, leading to criticism from Egyptologists and radar experts.
Experts, including radar specialist Lawrence Conyers, question the capability of the technology to penetrate to the claimed depths and suggest the findings may be exaggerated.
The researchers plan further analysis and potential excavation to confirm the artificial nature of the structures, though no independent verification has been conducted to date.