What is inside the secret caves underneath the Sphinx?
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While there are three tunnels associated with the Sphinx,there are no caves,nor are there any so called secret rooms.Of the three passageways ,two are underneath the Sphinx and are of unknown use or origin, but do date from early Pharonic times.The one that there is evidence regarding is a short dead-end one directly behind the head that was drilled during the nineteenth century.The several holes seen in the body of the Sphinx properly belong to original scaffolding from the time the body was carved. Another short hole was originally in the head of the Sphinx. From depictions made of the Sphinx in late dynastic times sho a crown or plumes of feathers protruding from its head .This hole has been filled in for some time. It is not thought that this was part of the Sphinx original design.Although the Sphinx did have a "plaited" beard. This was added,evidence suggests in the eighteenth Dynasty,properly by Thutmose 2,pieces of the beard have been recovered and are in the Cairo Museum.No artifacts were found in the passageways under or in the Sphinx.It remains the largest monument carved in the round, out of a single rock. The rock the Sphinx is carved from is limestone bedrock known to geologists as The Muqqatam Foundation.\nHoping this helps answer your question.
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I won't go into detail on this, but underneath the building was somewhere to the tune of 25 BILLION (maybe more) dollars worth of israeli gold. Please watch the movie "loose change" at www.loosechange911.com for more answers.
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If you read the current archeological literature, you will read many contradictions. For one, they tell you that pyramids are essentially tombs for pharaohs, when in reality, not one mummy was found in the Great Pyramid of Giza for example. I specify that pyramid, because two chambers inside it are called the king’s and queen’s chambers and so people assume it’s because mummies were found there. Yet, archeologists stubbornly insist that they were tombs. They also INTERPRET the book of the dead as a reference by the Egyptians about the journey the dead take in the afterlife. As a result, they feel compelled to dismiss the ‘emerald tablets of thoth’ as fanciful magical verses and gibberish. Consider the fact that you don’t see many archeologists talking about the glyphs in Abydos that show glyphs resembling helicopters and flying vehicles? http://www.crystalinks.com/ancientaircraft.html \nIf you read those tablets, you will understand that the book of the dead was not about the dead at all. It was referring to something similar to out of body experiences. The Egyptians were knowledgeable in sacred geometry and spirituality. It was describing ways for one to be ‘free of the body’ and roam other dimensions freely. The book of the dead was a symbolic representation of a hidden knowledge; a decoy of sorts for the ‘real’ knowledge meant for the ‘worthy’… the emeralds of thoth. This knowledge represented the ability to travel by thought and intention alone anywhere in the universe, among other things. It holds many secrets. Some concepts reflect understandings we have today of 'quantum physics' and the nature of cause and effect (that effects precedes the cause)...etc.
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An ancient city in the lost continent of Atlantis.
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What the ancient authors described as a fissure (chasm gas) in the rock over which the Pythia sat was probably a small fracture extending up from the intersection of two faults.  Greek geologists have already identified the limestone under the temple as bituminous (oil bearing), with a petrochemical content as high as 20 percent.
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The Mona Lisa is there.\n\nThere is this weird glass Pyramid thing there.\n\numm... what specifically did you want to know?
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The Egyption. see source
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Yes they did, but it was empty.....Bummer!   Probably plundered 6,000 years ago or was never used.\n\n(they found a BIG thorn and removed it, Sphinx Boy feels better now)
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Now there are basically two schools of thoughts concerning the origin, age, and the builder of the Sphinx in Egypt. The established group are Egyptologists who believe that Pharaoh Khafre built the Sphinx around 2500 B.C., which is about the 4th dynasty. This theory makes the Sphinx about 5,000 years old according to Dr. Zahi Hawass, Director of Giza Saqqara of the Egyptian Antiquities Organization (p. 348) as stated in Graham Hancock’s book Fingerprints of the Gods (© 1995 Crown Trade Paperbacks).\n\nNow the other school of thought does not believe that the Egyptians built the Sphinx, but think that it was built by an advanced civilization 8,000 to 10,000 B.C. This school of thought has been around for hundreds of years, but new findings give it more credibility. Recently, Graham Hancock, John West, an American scholar, Robert Bauval, and others have presented certain evidence that challenges the traditional thoughts about the Sphinx and the whole Giza complex.
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Your quest must have gone very well! Have you been eating mushrooms?I think of a cave . The kind you could get away from it all in!
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lord lucan hiding under the spacebar
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human nature... is the cavern man they still have inside
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under the pyramid where it says The great seal
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There is a map here http://www.ibiblio.org/expo/deadsea.scrolls.exhibit/full-images/dsmap.gif\nthat shows where the caves were in relation to major cities in Judea. This is a desert region today and the scrolls and fragments of scrolls were found in caves.
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Vatican Secret Archives
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This is the riddle of the sphinx from a Greek myth ( I can't remember which right now, but the answer is "man" or a human being. 4 legs as a baby crawling (morning), 2 legs as an adult (afternoon), and 3 legs (2 legs and a cane/staff/walking stick) (evening) as an old person.
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The riddle of the sphinx comes from ancient Greek mythology.  Remember everything originates from the Greek.\n\nI am assuming that you don't really want the answer and only want to know where the riddle came from.