The Key to Unlock the Great Pyramid of Egypt: The Trial Passages | Ancient Architects

Following my previous video, which took a closer look at the Caliph Al-Ma’mun’s so-called forced entry into the Great Pyramid in the 9th century many will have noticed a curiosity that needs further attention, that of a likely, undiscovered vertical shaft at the junction between the descending and ascending corridors of the Great Pyramid.
It all centres on what are called the Trial Passages, located just 87 metres to the east of the Great Pyramid and north of the causeway. When they were first examined by Howard Vyse and John Perring in the 1840s, they were believed to be passages from an abandoned, long-forgotten pyramid or tomb, possibly the underground passages of a fourth subsidiary pyramid of the Great Pyramid, but this certainly isn’t the case.
All images are taken for educational purposes from Google Images and thehereticmagazine.com.
Although it includes my own ideas, this video is also based on the research of Mark Foster who wrote the following article: thehereticmagaz...
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[@DJpepmar]

dont forget the nile either... her river was worshiped for a reason

[@malardz3920]

will defiantly get on this buddy! Been meaning to do it for ages. Favourite channel on youtube, no contest

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Love your videos man. Ill donate when i get some cash great work- bravo! Best channel on youtube hes right.

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Likewise I’m going to get patron set up for your channel. Haven’t done any patreon on channels before. Your my favourite channel on these subjects, great content.

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You are one of the best in your field . No clickbait or exaggeration . Straight to the point . Awesome .

[@AncientArchitects]

Wow - thanks!

[@delboytrotter8806]

Fanboy?

[@MrVolksbeetle]

There’s been a three dimensional map of the inside this whole time?! Why is information shared so randomly? I’m really glad I subscribed. One of the best no nonsense channels I’ve seen. I would like more, please.

[@DIY_challenges]

Fascinating again Matt, u put evidence forward so clearly in you videos, great job! I cant wait until they start to explore further, we are so lucky to here at the right time to witness one of the big mysteries on this planet unfolding. So excited!

[@socialdrg6061]

thanks for your hard work bringing so much light to the world with your videos.

[@craigygerrard1694]

Now that took some darn hard research!!!! Great video and awesome commitment....

[@AncientArchitects]

Also to add - the area of the vertical shaft was OUTSIDE of the muon detection zone, so it would not have showed up on the new findings of the giant void!

[@ParanormalNewsToday]

I was literally about to ask that question. I had covered the muon results myself, so that was my first thought. You've done your homework and that's rare.

[@CaptainZuurpruim]

A shaft must be running from the junction upwards, as indicated by the "mock-up" passages. But, I cannot imagine nobody has checked it yet? If it is a void behind rock, it must be easy to check?

[@buxtech]

I just have to say I love your channel, subscribed about 2 weeks ago and have shared on several different platforms. Your thorough explanations and reasoning have piqued my interest in Egyptology again. It’s also frustrating how much information has been obscured from the public and makes it hard to know what truly happened in the past so that we can learn from it.

[@pete5177]

Another interesting video. You stand well above the rest of those who make "alternate history" videos. I like how you graciously give credit to others as you are secure in the integrity of your own work.

[@AncientArchitects]

Wow, thank you for that

[@mollyowens5955]

I enjoy your videos so much and learn. Something new each time I watch. Thank you. Can’t wait for more information about the newly discovered chamber!

[@AncientArchitects]

Thanks

[@coneyisland4568]

Excellent deductions! I believe that you're absolutely correct about the pyramid having an industrial use. I had no idea about the details of the 'practice tunnels', thanks for sharing your research. This is fascinating and adds a completely new dimension to the overall picture.

[@coneyisland4568]

+Brian Sauve. I believe wholeheartedly that the Earth is alive and also that there is geological evidence which shows she has grown/expanded and will do so again. Unfortunately, I tend to agree also, that narcissism/ego has been a major obstacle to sharing the secrets of frequency and magnetism which previous civilisations were able to utilise. As for frequency, magnetism and gravity itself, I have found that the best answers to these phenomena are to be found in Electric Universe theory.

[@coneyisland4568]

Hi Brian, if you consider that the Sun's energy source is supplied via a Birkeland current from the Orion nebula, and that Earth's electrical charge is supplied via the Sun, it's just one small step to consider the possibility that a change in the Sun's output would be reflected in Earth's atmosphere. The enormous animals who once roamed this planet would have encountered less gravity than we do today, the early hominids likewise, otherwise they would have been virtually unable to walk, let alone run or hunt for food. It has occurred to me many times, that gravity is an electrical effect. If so, then any significant change in our planet's electrical environment, would significantly affect our gravity. It's a fascinating subject, don't you think? The enormous megalithic blocks, which our earliest civilisations used in their constructions, may not have been so difficult to move if the gravity was less during that era. Just a thought!

[@Gulfraz.]

Thank you SO much for putting so much effort, information and time into these videos Thoroughly enjoying hitchhiking on your journey

[@AncientArchitects]

Thank you

[@1ivannthegreat]

I swear We the People need Persons just like you, that on which tells the truth and nothing but the truth but with the right words that We need to hear for EVERYONE NEEDS TO HEAR.

[@erikmoller84]

You appear to be making actual progress toward a full understanding and the internal components of this great structure. Magnificent job!

[@oneminutefixed5003]

Your videos are the BEST on these topics! Amazing analysis!

[@AncientArchitects]

Cheers

[@Donnie-Dark-X]

Hi Matt, what a great video with plenty of sound logic! What I also find rather fascinating, and something that few people ever seem to mention, is the corbelled roof design in the grand gallery. Primarily because it is practically identical with the same design also found inside the red pyramid. The thing that strikes me as odd though, is that the corbelling design in the grand gallery appears to end far too early. It's almost like the ceiling is actually a false ceiling, or more precisely, a stone floor that has been inserted to construct (and possibly obscure) a further passageway running parallel above where the corbelled design would simply continue to a peak. No one has ever really clearly explained why this same corbelled design also appears in the recess in the so called queens chamber along with the two hidden shafts. Could it all be a hint perhaps. I would love to hear your thoughts on this. Bryan

[@AncientArchitects]

Very interesting indeed! Thanks

[@myyoutube8412]

And the string of great videos continue....thank you. If your proposed diagram(which makes sense) holds true, do you still think this was associated with a type of water system? What function would those extra chambers serve? What does your gut and research tell you for the true age of these magnificent structures? Also, do you have any plans for a video on Napta Playa?

[@AncientArchitects]

I cannot even fathom the complexity of it. I imagine it will keep me occupied for many many months! :-)

[@fireandicewine]

This is the best explanations about the tunnels in the great pyramid I've seen. Excellent. The only point missing is the tunnel that snakes around, from the bottom to the top, put in place for construction. This has also been confirmed by ground penetrating radar.

[@AncientArchitects]

Yeah - this video is just focusing on the associated Trial Passage structure. I'll have to do another video on that!

[@gorrthebutcher4696]

internal ramp is only thing that makes sense grand gallery being a hoist also believe the new space found is also a second grand gallery hoist

[@gorrthebutcher4696]

just to add i love this channel

[@AncientArchitects]

You may well be spot on! 👍

[@eternaldreamer37]

This was fantastic!! I am so excited! I cannot wait to watch your coverage of the future exploration!

[@TheGreatest1974]

Another brilliant video. This makes so much common sense when you look at all the evidence for the vertical shaft, especially in relation to the new ‘void’ above the grand gallery. Who knows what amazing discoveries lie in wait for those with a sense of adventure strong enough to actually look for them!

[@youaintfat]

Another fascinating video, thanks! The Great Pyramid is such a precisely built, enigmatic structure. Mankind needs to get to the bottom of this.

[@AncientArchitects]

Indeed. So much we still don't know

[@struckfire3337]

Dude you promote examination and logic in all your amazing code cracking skills! I love all your videos and you really know how to make a guy think. Thank you and dont stop.

[@reddpill]

Based on my research and replication of the narrowing of the tunnels, it is designed to rotate water, and is a clockwise rotation in decending passage of the Great Pyramid. This looks more like a Hilsch Vortex Tube with a Trompe effect. The air intake side is completely different to the water exit side (right) when looking at it from the outside, with the water intake in the center top as it looks that the water intake has vortex channelling, the same as in the Sub. terranean chamber exit hole in the great pyramid The angled stepped stones on the right is to maintain pressure on the exiting water, where as you can see that colder air on the intake side is channelled at the bottom while warmer air is mixed into it from the top (See Schauberger Log Flume). The stone positioning gives the game away as they understood that both colder water and air are more dense thus heavier. Whats interesting is if this is the case, the water output points into that huge empty void in the ground at one end.

[@AncientArchitects]

Very interesting

[@reddpill]

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[@delboytrotter8806]

Then what ?

[@planesum6681]

Thumbs up as always my friend. This theory sounds solid we need investigators on the ground to look into this ASAP. What come to mind is that somebody does not want us in there or that it has already been secretly accessed.

[@henryscrase772]

Phenomenalwork as always Matt. My head is buzzing with more questions as always after watching your videos. Keep it up!

[@spiritofgivings]

This is indeed exciting! I cannot wait to see what the next exploration of the pyramid shows us! Thanks again!

[@brimstone555]

Totally Agree, one of the most important topics regarding the great pyramid. Always thought the vertical entrance is above the plugs but I Really like your idea. Hope You can one day crack the code. Appreciate your channel, thanks for some great inspiration, peace out ✌️

[@AncientArchitects]

Thank you

[@dannmak]

I never miss one of your videos. So interesting.

[@lurch4u]

Keep up the AMAZING work, sir. You are contributing to the evolution of humanity.

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Thank you

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I only recently discovered this channel but I'm already a big fan :D

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[@youtubecensorsmycomments9993]

The thing is though, if we want to see what's in those hidden chambers then Egypt is going to need a change of government. If we push for exploration, then what if we discover artifacts or hieroglyphs that disprove official history? They can't allow that. The most they'll allow is exploring the chambers once they've already looted them and scraped off all the hieroglyphs, and maybe left some graffiti naming Kufu again, I reckon. And Egypt is not just going to have a change of government. What's going on is part a conspiracy involving a lot of people in a lot of countries, it's been in the making for a long time, and they're not going to give up now once the plan's almost complete, just because some people post on facebook about protecting gobekli tepe.

[@DJpepmar]

no... u didint look at it closely enough

[@DJpepmar]

I mean, nothing changed... a farao, a king or a government... whut...

[@youtubecensorsmycomments9993]

Brian Sauve That's interesting. I looked up sound and magnetism online and found about phonons, which are magnetic. Limestone is dense. For the water to reach all the way to chamber B though, the entrance to the pyramid would need to be shut. Or maybe it didn't. I didn't know about the mantle creating a sound of a Schumann's frequency, I might verify that later. It must be very quiet, but if the pyramid resonated efficiently enough the sound energy could build up. If the water was pumped up by shockwaves from a valve opening and closing then that would cause vibration too. When you speak of magnetic induction from magma flow, do you mean the earth's magnetic field, and the induction caused by the rotation of the earth through the stretched magnetic field? I don't completely understand what you said. So 7.83Hz from the mantle is purified(?) in the aquifer, and resonates in the pyramid with its cavities. This makes the stone magnetic. The pyramid is aligned with the earth's magnetic field. Magnetic induction fits in here somewhere, and actions have equal opposites(?). Something(?) is just like the sun's energy but focused on a single point, perhaps the top of the pyramid, where there could have been something to use it. Two invisible forces(?) from a single source(?)? The sun? Maybe that's where fits the effect of the geometric pyramid shape, which supposedly changes water and helps seedlings. Working on the assumption that you made no factual errors, I have not got the full picture and understanding. Your comment is peculiar in its context, not following on from the comment you replied to, but being interesting to me with my own ponderings. DJpepmar I understand you so little I don't even understand you a little bit.

[@youtubecensorsmycomments9993]

Brian Sauve I'd been thinking over what you said in your comment which now seems to be deleted. You said two things from the same source. The pyramid needs to be aligned with a magnetic field. So maybe the electrostatic interaction and "subtle energy" stem from the same source. Acceleration of charged particles gives off photons. Vibration is made up of acceleration. When objects of ordinary matter vibrate they give off weak electromagnetic waves. Or maybe the two invisible energies are yin and yang. The Chinese say yang is associated with the sun, so maybe electromagnetic waves and yang are two invisible energies coming from the sun, although light is the least invisible thing. The earth is alive, chi flows in it. Perhaps I should acquire a strong magnet or two and put a little pyramid near it. Sound is an invisible energy. It is slightly magnetic, therefore must be linked to chi? Two invisible energies, but three contenders: magnetism or the electrostatic interaction, sound, chi (or four contenders if you count yin and yang, or five contenders if yin and yang and chi are three things). I will think some more about it, thank you for the food for thought. You might mean sound and magnetism from magna, but we get no sound from the sun. Or maybe electromagnetic waves are like both sound and magnetism... Another idea: the vibration in the pyramid makes it magnetic, and the orientations of the phonons are aligned by the pyramid shape, and this leads to something. I will have to learn more about magnetism. I wonder what form chi has, if it has varying frequency like photons do, if it has mass. I seem to have rambled.

[@youtubecensorsmycomments9993]

Ah, I thought you were trying to be cryptic, so I was considering other possibilities, but now you've plainly stated what you mean. It bothers me how limited my intelligence is, but I see what you mean now. The flow of magma and the sun's rays both involve magnetism and frequency, and you're saying that the pyramid also used frequency and magnetism, both from the same magma, and that there is a link between frequency and magnetism. I thought you might have been saying something about subtle energy. You've got me wondering what would result from the pyramid resonating from receiving vibration at 7.83Hz while being pyramid-shaped and aligned with the earth's magnetic field, and how magnetism and sound interact. I don't understand magnetism well enough at this point to know, but my guesses are that the pyramid might give off electromagnetic waves at the frequency it vibrated at, and that it might produce subtle energy. Yang and yin, Sol and Luna, universal spirit, the earth and the sun and stars are alive (idk if the moon's alive, it might just be modifying sunshine). There is more for me to learn here, I just read on wikipedia that photons rotate their polarisation under the influence of a magnetic field while moving through something dielectric. I never learned that in college. And there's what ether could be up to if it exists. If photons are frequency in ether then ether is related to magnetism. The wavelength of 7.83Hz in air is 42.3m. The length of chamber B is an eighth of 41.92m, and its width is a quarter of 41.88m. The length of chamber B is an eighth of 41.84. And I will have to try vibrating dolostone at 31.6m, 57m and 63.2m to see if anything happens to it in a magnetic field. Actually I don't understand acoustics so maybe it's other frequencies. _PS: Hz changed to m_

[@instinctivelychelsea2905]

Those passage ways were the internal ramp in which they brought the stones up. This is the best answer I've found that answers many other mysteries in the great hall like grease and the infamous "notch".

[@justwondering1967]

The garbage strewn everywhere is such a disgrace and is a sad reflection of how little we regard this lost civilization of people who were likely better versions of ourselves (and very likely are partially responsible for our currently existing at all).

[@gypsylovecharm123]

Have been appreciating your concise and well presented hypothesis/research/information keep up the good work! I'm passionate about it and every now and again i'll even expose my wife and mother in law to some of these during dinner every now an again.

[@NOOKnookCROOK]

Thank you for the alternative views on ancient architecture. I'm of the belief that the ancients had a different technology but just not computer related and more in tune with nature and earth energies. Great channel and hope KZbin algorithms leave you be. God bless you brother.

[@quetzalcoatl1340]

A Map of Time - Star alignments - Piece of Heaven - "As above, so below," High ritual importance - "Star-gate" connecting distant points in space-time.

[@NOOKnookCROOK]

Boosted Agreed my friend.

[@ericvasallo465]

Most excellent video- many plausible theories! Thank you!

[@margie713]

Matt, sometimes I wonder if you're really in possession of the secrets of the Great Pyramid and deliberately give it to us in easily understood increments. If true and your timing is to prevent widespread shock, disbelief and turmoil ... please let me in on the secrets. I've been fascinated by this since I was 4 - almost 60 years now. Robert Schoch will vouch for my sincerity (and slight goofiness.) To quote a bad guy facing Dirty Harry's 44 Magnum, "I gots to know, man, I gots to know!" (I'm a patron if that helps sway you😊)

[@AncientArchitects]

Right now I'm changing a nappy and trying to get a baby to sleep. Right now I feel like I'm useless! 😂 This channel is kind of mirroring my mind - I read, I think, I learn and then make a video. And then repeat! I'm no further ahead than you!

[@margie713]

Not useless - I'm sure your wife appreciates your co-parenting. 😁

[@karenabrams8986]

Awww! That’s incredibly revealing about your character. You’re certainly not useless. Thanks for sharing your knowledge/insights, leads to other people like you and for changing nappies. People like you are the lights among us. Stay awesome.

[@user-tt5js4bh2v]

@@bertblomsma2250 That sounds like a fairly bad deal to me. How about instead 10,000 free thinkers storm the Vatican archives and make the Holy See an offer they can't refuse? Mind you, I doubt most people are ready for such vast volumes of historical accuracy, it would be simultaneously the best and worst thing to happen to the planet.

[@jhnndrs8832]

Im always looking forward to your videos, and you never let me down! Haha. Very informative and well put together! Have you seen any of Brien Foresters videos?

[@AncientArchitects]

Yes, love Brien's channel!

[@jhnndrs8832]

Ancient Architects Me too, he and hes videos are truly awesome. One day you’ll probably be the new Brien! 😉

[@briandalvean4266]

He is already of a much higher standing than Brien Forester

[@johncunliffe7609]

Thank you for another Amazing video, keep up the brilliant work you do.

[@amfinc2]

Great follow-up. Al Mamun definitely could have used the trial passages as a guide to find the ascending passage. I agree, its dimensions are too similar and its placement too foolishly close to the pyramid to be anything other than a key that was meant to be found. Although it is not necessary in your proposed hypothesis, I still think the well shaft plays a role in all of this. NO ONE incorporates it into their hypotheses. But it is there! We HAVE to incorporate it into the history of the structure. It cannot be ignored or brushed aside, it shows the GLARING evidence that someone could have climbed up the shaft and reached the Grand Gallery before Mamun. NO ONE can prove that people weren't climbing the well shaft for hundreds of years before Mamun. If, like we are presuming, only the lower section of the pyramid was accessible before Mamun, the bottom of the well shaft was accessible also. I admit the lower section is hand-dug, but when did that happen? Who dug it? Was there masonry that gave it away like the star shafts? What if it was a clue just like the other shafts are?... (if we are presuming the shafts are clues) Someone stumbled onto the bottom of the well shaft and enlarged it, right? They probably first noticed a small square hole like a star shaft, then excavated it and kept following it out of curiosity. I really like the idea of the pyramid builders leaving clues for us and the idea that the pyramid is a puzzle meant to be solved by intelligent, inquisitive people. Thanks.

[@AncientArchitects]

Maybe I should do a video on the Well Shaft. 🤔

[@amfinc2]

You would be the first person I know of to dedicate an entire video to it (other than vlad's slideshow video). I think the Egyptologists should use the well shaft and grotto as practice for their little proposed blimp drone. How amazing would it be to see video from a drone of the entire well shaft and the entire contents of the grotto?! No one has shown the large block or the pit from the diagram. Also, the grotto appears to have a deep debris layer, so who knows what artifacts and carbon dates we could get if we could retrieve samples!? I'm certain you'd do the topic justice, you always do such good research, and there really isn't that much available information on them, that I'm aware of... Keep up the good work all the same!

[@penthousetapes]

Christopher Dunn’s hypotheses on the well shaft is worth reading.

[@amfinc2]

Thanks, I don't have his book, but I know he believes it was a power plant. I am certainly open to the idea. I did find this page in which he talks about it: books.google.com/books?id=IVooDwAAQBAJ&pg=PT41&lpg=PT41&dq=christopher+dunn+well+shaft+and+grotto&source=bl&ots=vBROf_UZc8&sig=m3sO7GXLqVqbIUd9wRg2Q2SXKmk&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjy2YDN_YzaAhVImlkKHS1iD20Q6AEITjAK#v=onepage&q=christopher%20dunn%20well%20shaft%20and%20grotto&f=false I also found this article Graham Hancock posted about illness-causing chemicals in the well shaft and the "steam cleaning" of the pyramid: grahamhancock.com/phorum/read.php?1,329422,329422 Alan F. Alford(deceased)'s critique of Dunn's hypothesis: www.eridu.co.uk/Author/egypt/rivaldunn.html ^Very good thoughts in that article. The idea that the well shaft and grotto were made by the original builders, top-down, and for a purpose (masonry at the top of the well shaft) seems to hold true: -The Grand Gallery opening of the well shaft was originally nicely-made, but has been damaged (somehow). -The shaft down to the grotto, while the stonework is not as nice, is still a stone-lined shaft and seems to have been made to allow someone to get down into the grotto. (judging by the dimensions) Inside and below the grotto, things get uncertain. It becomes a hand-dug tunnel (through the bedrock) and it angles part of the way. The lower opening is mysterious and I believe people are jumping to conclusions on it. Some people notice the similarity of the lower opening to a "U" trap like in a sink or toilet. While this is an exciting idea and could be true, because it is hand-dug and the subterranean chamber was presumed accessible for a long time, so the dimensions of the lower opening of the well shaft could have been completely different at the time of construction. The entire subterranean chamber could have looked entirely different. I have heard that there is a little lip in the floor at the bottom of the grand gallery that could have acted as a dike to stop and divert a liquid running down the grand gallery and channel it into the well shaft. Very intriguing observation and, if true, could provide more evidence for flowing water (or liquid) and the idea that the pyramid had a function.

[@amfinc2]

As a follow-up to the pyramid being a puzzle that was meant to be solved, I really like this thought from Robert Bauval on the pyramid requiring the right technology to be explored: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ7ZmaehhdOYY9Uh49m27s

[@oovlocityoo2671]

Thanks for your work! Was in Cheops pyramid 3 years ago. And spent 30min inside with a small group of friends. Incredible place! I still feel it energy. Anyway... If more discoveries would be made, most probably it will stay hidden from the world.. Doesn't speak about alien at all.. But we are not the first civilization on earth. And things who can't be understand will no be revealed.

[@oovlocityoo2671]

Brian Sauve hello, I guess with message was for the Ancient Architect, not for me:)

[@ottodidakt3069]

Has GPR ever been used on the Gizeh complex ? I think it's limited to 15m in limestone but covering the outside and the accessible insides could help map it !

[@edwarddangiolini2517]

I enjoy your videos very much. Unfortunately, due to some of KZbin's recent policy implementations, I will no longer be accessing KZbin videos. I do hope that you have another site that your videos air on.

[@davidmicheletti6292]

Such well thought out detail. This really needs to be looked into.

[@Zsparky]

Great video as always! But I was wondering - what if both of the locations are more practical in use? I think it's possible that they could have served similar (practical) functions, instead of one being a map for the other. It would still account for the detailed similarities. What do you think?

[@Zsparky]

I guess what I mean is, maybe it was never intended to be a key, but it was able to serve as such.

[@LordDice1]

Well researched and thought out as usual. Thanks for the continued informative videos!

[@tugasub]

Excellent once more, you never seize to amaze me. Do you think it might be possible to knock that ceiling with an hammer and check if is hollow concealing a vertical shaft? Or try to make a thermal scan, similar to what was done on the outside. What abou the well shaft, what is your theory for that?

[@AncientArchitects]

I'm going to do a video on the Well Shaft!

[@tugasub]

Thank you, I'll wait impatiently. By the way i was searching for some footage of the portucullis, and i find an Argentinean guy filming inside the GP and once he reach the KC he film a massive hole on the wall, do you know anything about it? Was the wall collapsing or someone damage it? I'm shock, check this at 6m kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKOpg2qNndWMh9E

[@liamdowling14]

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[@-C.S.R]

This was dope! It's just keeps getting crazier!

[@AncientArchitects]

Cheers!

[@yosconisi]

Interesting. Can you discuss/share more about your sources? Also, how was the lintel held in place? If it was held in place because the base was smaller than the top, then it could only have been put in place before the passage it was hiding was sealed. Since no one was buried alive in the tomb, this block had to be install in a special way or there must be another entrance to the king's chamber

[@nickn5188]

Love your channel. Great video. Have you heard of anyone testing your theory of this vertical shaft?

[@ZabsonWPR1]

Hi, great video. but .... I have one question on my mind. If Caliph al-Ma'mun cracked "key" to the "Ascending Passage" why we stopped and didn't try to explore potential "Vertical shaft", it's against nature of explorer ? And can you share some information regarding new robot exploration mission?

[@sarahcarter798]

Wow! This is an excellent piece of serious research. Seriously impressed and thank you.

[@joemann4643]

It seems to me the builder's knew they in the futhure would come. These doors in the shaft gives a message to thoses who want to know the secrets. Keep searching and we the builder will explain the purpose of all this. Mind Blowing

[@joemann4643]

thanks very much for that reply interesting very 👍

[@mustangdru]

The first thing that pops in my head.... is when they were sealing up the pyramid, once construction was completed, the Egyptians needed a way out. They create this vertical shaft, and a plug. They close up the chamber, ingenuisly disguised, behind the King's Chamber. (The Kings Chamber was meant to appear disturbed.) They repel down this shaft, and drop a plug from above, to seal it up. That's why the shafts are made of different material and size. They only needed to test the functionality of the machine, not the structure itself.

[@donnieP]

There is something more than what we are being told or understand, with the help of modern day explorers like you maybe someday we'll know what!

[@MutsPub]

Very Interesting. Let's hope Egypt allows further investigation. Doubtful. Thank you.

[@Nanos1R]

Excellent love watching your vids! Thank you

[@willyjoseph-louis7400]

Again an other great video !! I have a question : Why do you think there is an other vertical passage leading to an other chamber above the king chamber ?

[@AncientArchitects]

I just don't know. A hunch if nothing else. I just get the feeling these chambers are leading somewhere. I have no real reason to think this! :-)

[@willyjoseph-louis7400]

Ancient Architects ok. And I agree with you, they must lead to something that might be hidden like ascending way to the king chamber was.

[@lefyre1266]

I think the large void is a higher up 2nd counterweight ramp(grand gallery). This was for the completion of the top of the king's chamber relieving superstructure, particularly the final gabled roof. Diagram at 13:42 in particular.

[@jonathanrath3036]

Incredible how much mystery remains. Thanks for the interesting work!

[@John_14v6]

Great video. Makes me want to go there myself and try to access that hidden vertical shaft! Because i know that if other people access it then it will most likely be covered up what they find in there...the public should know the truth!

[@HVeldmn]

I really like your channel! Thank you and keep it up! This must all be a lot of work to make.

[@AncientArchitects]

Yep. Takes time but I enjoy it!

[@gudmundurrafngeirdalbragas1513]

I like your theory of the vertical shaft. It could be compared with the existing conjunction within the Great Pyramid with mathematical precision.

[@mindboggling4036]

According to the late John Anthony West's theory, some of the constructions on the Giza Plateau including the Sphinx could be 30,000 years old! Can you imagine? Learning a lot from your videos...Thanks!

[@mindboggling4036]

Very interesting theory…you must be a huge Graham Hancock fan!

[@phenomlord8472]

Another great video! So much to think about, so many possibilities!

[@AncientArchitects]

Cheers

[@freshrot420]

If it were a water pump and/or power station, I could see it needing smaller units for a few reasons. They could be used to get the bigger station running, as backup units/storage, broadcast stations, powering/feeding something that required a more delicate input, or maybe they were even for a different sized civilization.

[@om7813]

You have an amazing mind. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and theories. I hope more people will come across your channel in the future. You need to be a guest on Joe Rogan’s podcast! Have you reached out to him?

[@AncientArchitects]

Not yet - not really had time! I also have a full time job and 2 little kids!

[@om7813]

Ancient Architects I understand the grind, believe me...time is such a precious resource. Perhaps in the future you will, because in my opinion you’re just as good as Graham Hancock, and much more measured. You attack these topics like Mr. Spock!

[@margie713]

O M - yes! Graham Hancock is a visionary unafraid and undeterred by naysayers. He makes huge leaps at times, but that's what visionaries do. It's the Matts of the world that fill in the blanks with solid research.

[@nezz4168]

as always great stuff , cheers for ure work which i enjoy alot to watch, god bless.

[@Casual_Killroy]

I hope the Egyptian government wont mess with this one, realy hope we actually get to see whats inside.

[@margie713]

Get rid of Hawass and his butt-kissing toadie Lehner ... several other ministry officials would celebrate as well.

[@larryswindcatcher]

Looking forward to what the robot will reveal. Like a Rubix Cube, it is amazing how the stacked blocks would be so arranged for the voids; great engineering.

[@jenjenjennyful]

Very very interesting stuff. I'm curious to know how the blocks are oriented along the shafts. Are they parallel with them or are they in line with the outer pyramid structure? I think that fact can mitigate sone of the variables to the question about the passages. I'm inclined to believe those passages were intended to be another tomb.

[@matthewlynton1]

Very sound and interesting, the only negatives being a feeling of sadness over the way the Pyramids have been treated over the last 2000 years, and especially the last 50!

[@rair_stories]

I really liked this video and a great ending too. Well done

[@bruderk4257]

Man, i wish my english was better. I get along listening to you, but some parts i miss. But i very much like your ideas. I enjoy every video.

[@AncientArchitects]

Thanks - I wish I could translate it for you.

[@bruderk4257]

Ancient Architects It is not that bad. I get along. I just have to see your videos twice or more. But, for example, i did not yet get that water-pump-thing totally.

[@TheJurnalyst]

Bruder K your written English is superb...

[@bruderk4257]

TheJurnalyst Thank you very much. I do my best to keep it alive. But i often miss vocabulary to express my thoughts. Or i don't use words because i forgot about the writing.

[@LiloEmyoung]

Bruder K Read Englishbooks or magazines, newspapers etc, anything you can get your hands on :) Reading will enrich your vocabulary and keep the language in your memory, even if you do not practice it daily. You’re doing great, keep it up and bravo 👍🏻

[@RealButcher]

Wow... has nobody seen that? It seems so obvious (the vertical shaft) ... And for the rest, good deductions and video, thanks.

[@nettyvoyager6336]

you are correct there were many pyramids at least 20 of them but after the flood they were to broken to keep so they smashed them all down and prepared the great pyramids with the best stone the rest went into houses in the area

[@michaelclimer3615]

If you do the math, there should be a few more chambers located higher up inside. I was a weapons tech in the military and to me this thing looks like some form of ancient yet highly advanced weapon system, possibly focusing light energy like a huge laser, or a communication device or both. Something like this could have multiple uses in one device. I definitly think there is more than just one or two more chambers near the top. Possibly 3 or 4 more, each with its own shaft.

[@Lemma01]

I think the reason the test needed to be finished properly was not to test-build the structure, but much more likely to act as a 3-D template to perfect and test the blocking stones (possibly valves?), which could then be made perfect before they were deployed. This would serve both to reduce (risky) labour within the pyramid itself (for example if the work within was highly dangerous, as well as just difficult); if necessary it would also make certain those working on these stones would not know what they were for, hence remain ignorant of the critical 'defences'. Otherwise you'd have a set of craftsmen who knew about the interior mechanisms - which quite probably had 'ways around'... just a thought...

[@tinkmarshino]

I guess my question is how many times have you been there? I have been there twice now and am going back this summer.You gotta love these armchair archaeologist.. they are sooo knowledgeable.. Well he has read some passages of a few books anyway.. Go and look at what you are talking about...

[@doltBmB]

Chris Dunn already solved and predicted the findings of the gatenbrink "door". they are electrical conductors and the "doors" are switches. The shafts would be filled with a conductive liquid which would also corrode the "handles" or rather electrodes exactly as we find them. The complete circuit diagram of the pyramid is yet to be drawn, and this new information may help.

[@AncientArchitects]

He hasn't yet taken into account the new chambers so his theory needs to be adapted to take in the entirety of the structure. Hopefully it will help him.

[@doltBmB]

Sadly I haven't seen anything new from him lately.

[@amfinc2]

I like this idea too. The "corroded handles" could be evidence of something far more sophisticated.

[@NWOWCW4Life1]

Just continue doing the great work you do with this research and content.

[@dayyflowerss2741]

So glad I found this channel

[@pencilme1n]

The underground sections of the passages would obviously be cut before the above ground workings. The 'Trial Passages' are just as likely to be awaiting an unfinished or abandoned (small) pyramid project.

[@gazza6262]

You're right again ! Recently a new chamber has been imaged some 100 feet long

[@AncientArchitects]

👍

[@MegaDellion]

Wow, good work! You continue to blow me away.

[@andrewharland1802]

Another outstanding video bravo! 👍

[@AncientArchitects]

Thank you

[@simonbrouillet6156]

Very interesting thank you. I can't wait for your next video! Have a great day

[@AncientArchitects]

I have no idea what it'll be on! But I'll get started on it soon. Thank you!

[@noseyparker6969]

Do you also get the feeling they're deliberately 'dragging their feet' finding out what the purpose of the pyramids was.

[@AncientArchitects]

I'm sure they are looking first, evaluating what they find, then deciding whether to make it public whilst writing their false interpretation

[@noseyparker6969]

Wasnt expecting to get a reply of the big man himself.....love ur content keep up the great work

[@DavGre]

People afraid of finding more than they expected. Some people made their careers (and fortunes) hoping for a reality that might not be there. That's a lot for anyone to accept their entire education is worthless when a new finding shifts the paradigm.

[@DavGre]

The Geologists do this too when it comes to disaster preparedness. Their argument is always "public panic is the worst thing and we shouldn't cause panic" and it's unrealistic to make people ignorant for the sake of convenience.

[@bishlap]

public panic at what? the public already believes in aliens/spaceships/giants, etc., so if they already believe then what would be the surprise?

[@TayoAjayi]

Once again, great work!

[@AncientArchitects]

Tayo Ajayi cheers

[@cwcarson]

I assume the relieving chambers were installed to avoid the gabled roof directing forces towards the Grand Gallery. If so, then the big void will likely be above the height of the King's Chamber's gable to avoid it suffering the same forces directed towards it.

[@toddprifogle7381]

Wouldn't you think the girdle stones would be to support weight for a chamber below the ascending passage rather than above it ? 12:05 Also a chamber in that area might explain how the wet sand and gravel ceiling of the grotto doesn't collapse from the great weight that otherwise is above the grotto ?

[@jackssmirkingrevenge8973]

This inflatable exploration blimp concept is amazing. I can't find out when they plan to use it. Do you know when this is going to happen ?

[@johnmqueripel2367]

Excellent video, some very interesting ideas. I only hope if anything new is found we get to know exactly what it is.

[@johnmqueripel2367]

Well, there have been many studies and confirmation on the acoustic properties of the Great Pyramid and probably other pyramids too. It would be difficult to dismiss this and Christopher Dunn explains his concept on how this adds to his theories. I'm not sure about your claim of millions of amperes of magnetic induction but the magnetic field encapsulating the Earth is significant. 'Free' energy exists there is no doubt and has been demonstrated often, unfortunately a variant of it was utilised in the destruction of seven buildings on 9/11. To understand 'frequency' and atomic theory you best read as much as you can on quantum field theory which seems to offer the best explanations for such things as the double slit experiment etc, but these are just theories or best guesses. I can't imagine that the effort expended to create the Pyramid complex would have been for anything other than a useful purpose. All civilisations need energy so to look at them as providing that seems sensible. Christopher Dunn's work probably gets close but as I am sure he would admit it doesn't answer everything. I Think they were to provide an energy source but exactly how it was safely delivered I don't know.

[@monastevenson958]

Very compelling argument. Thanks for the mental expansion

[@Imtahotep]

The large angular stone or concealing block at 4:55 resting in that position on the descending passageway, could the upslope surface of the angular stone have been reflective of daylight, sunlight or even star light? Or alternatively, do plumbers see any hydraulogical potential in the design of these "passageways"? Especially as communicating with doorways or blocking stones that might have functioned as a shut off valve that staunched the flow of water? I have a text in mind ...

[@Tomico.]

I wonder if you sleep well with this knowledge?? Great work here and I have watched every single video of yours. Fascinating stuff here!!

[@AncientArchitects]

Thank you. I sleep well - I just don't get much time to sleep!

[@thomasoreilly5601]

I have read that the stone blocking the entrance to the King's chamber was slid in place from the inside. If this is true, how did the workers get out? The colored stone behind the stone carrier was placed by the workers as they exited the chamber and went down a passageway leading to the outside. The exit is probably on the opposite wall from the current exit at the 19th level, in the middle.

[@avenkalkw19]

Great video. But anything Zahi Hawass says should be ignored. That man has set back Egyptology back decades with his obfuscation of actual research.

[@ScienceEtConscience]

rob: ha ha, I feel exactly the same when I see him in a documentary...

[@BungieStudios]

I think it's clear that he is the Yoko Ono of Egyptology.

[@pekesrepose7363]

HaloModder555 what was up with Yoko ?

[@BungieStudios]

@@pekesrepose7363 She constantly inserted herself into situations that she did not belong. She arguably broke up the Beatles. She wouldn't even let John's first son, Julian, have John's that guitar he used to sing Julian to sleep with when Julian was a small child. She wouldn't let him have any keepsakes for that matter. She constantly twists the history of the Beatles and John for her favor. One example being how she claims John chased her but all accounts show her stalking him. She acquired the rights to John and Paul's songs and refused Paul's request for permission to use the song that HE wrote. She refused him proper credits for his songs upon humble request. She's just a wicked woman. Many Beatles and John Lennon fans hate her and rightly so.

[@BungieStudios]

@@pekesrepose7363 This one video shows a glimpse of the kind of shit she pulled: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGPMaoWsd7SGkJY John was absolutely mad about her, so everyone accommodated him and his love for her. But she never returned the favor or courtesy to anyone.

[@leomaestri6464]

Good shit dude starting to really love this channel

[@nails6365]

fantastic thank you. have you ever considered going there and taking some hi-res photos?

[@AncientArchitects]

Never been into the Trial Passages - but that's certainly on the agenda!

[@nails6365]

My honeymoon was 1 week cruise down the Nile river (Luxor to the Aswan dam) and then (for my wife....) 1 week Hugarda. The Nile experience was fantastic. Valley of the kings/queens, unfinished obelisk, the list goes on. Egypt for someone like yourself is a dream come true.