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Scientists Ultimately Discovered The Hidden Labyrinth Of Egypt From 2,000 Years Ago

Controversially one of the most remarkable finds in terms of Ancient Egypt, the Egyptian subterranean maze has recently been discovered, verified and suppressed from mainstream history. What is the reason for one of the most intriguing historical destinations not being widely recognized?
Left unexplored for hundreds of years, still, this lost underground area full of chambers holds the potential to alter our historical perception.

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Scholars think that the enigmatic subterranean structure contains the mysteries related to the birth of humans, even probably housing sacred documents on the disappearance of the advanced civilization of Atlantis. Authors including Strabo and Herodotus illustrated the maze before the story vanished.
Herodotus wrote in the IV century BC, “When one had entered the sacred enclosure, one found a temple surrounded by columns, 40 to each side, and this building had a roof made of a single stone, carved with panels and richly adorned with excellent paintings. It contained memorials of the homeland of each of the kings as well as of the temples and sacrifices carried out in it, all skillfully worked in paintings of the greatest beauty.”

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Thought to include more than 3,000 rooms full of hieroglyphs and paintings, the underground complex was indeed a massive structure. In 2008, Belgian and Egyptian archaeologists visited the labyrinth and validated the existence of a subterranean temple close to the Pyramid of Amenemhat III.
This is undoubtedly one of the most remarkable finds in Egyptian history, thus the question remains on the reason it is hidden from the public.

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The Secretary-General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities of Egypt later suppressed the discovery, after its publication in 2008. He postponed all further communication related due to Egyptian National Security sanctions.
Still, chroniclers expect the mysteries would be resolved in the near future.

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