1999 CE
Discovery
Revelation Context
Osiris Shaft Fully Excavated: Granite Sarcophagus Found at Water Table
Osiris Shaft, Giza Plateau
(29.9772°N, 31.1340°E)
Detailed Account
Zahi Hawass's team completes the first full excavation of the Osiris Shaft — a three-level vertical shaft descending 30 meters beneath the causeway of Khafre to the water table. Level 3 contains a large chamber with a granite sarcophagus on an 'island' surrounded by water from the natural aquifer. Partially flooded tunnels extend from this chamber toward the Great Pyramid. The sarcophagus is made of the same Aswan red granite as the King's Chamber. The tunnels remain unmapped due to water flooding.
Geographic Context
This location is at the Giza plateau — latitude 29.9792°N, matching the speed of light constant (299,792,458 m/s).
Related Anomalies at This Location
Connected Insights
6.9
Osiris and Isis in Stone: The Orion-Sirius Shaft Duality
THE PATTERN: The two southern shafts target two related stars: - King's Chamber south shaft -> Al Nitak (Orion) =...
7.6
The Underground Architecture Completes the Circuit: Why the Pyramid Needs Roots
Any electromagnetic system requires a ground. Any resonant system requires a cavity. Any transmitter requires a power...
7.3
Water as the Fifth Element: The Aquifer as Earth's Electromagnetic Ground
Water is conspicuously present throughout the Giza underground: - The aquifer beneath the plateau (natural, present for...
7.7
Orion-Sirius-Precession: The Astronomical Trinity
Three astronomical systems are encoded in the Giza complex simultaneously: (1) the Orion Belt correlation in pyramid...
7.7
The Integrated Machine: How Every Anomaly Connects Into One System
SYNTHESIS: When examined individually, each pyramid anomaly seems like an isolated curiosity. When mapped together,...
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