Italian researcher Filippo Biondi says radar scans suggest a second Sphinx may be buried beneath a sand mound on the Giza ...

Tourists ride camels near the Sphinx and the Pyramid of Khafre or Chephren, a UNESCO World Heritage site, in Giza on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt, on February 25, 2025. HASAN MROUE HASAN MROUE/AFP ...

This discovery is not merely a structural anomaly but a potential gateway to history. Hawass, the former Egyptian Minister of Antiquities, suggests that this passage could lead to the long-lost burial ...

Biondi notes that the first Sphinx sits in a shallow depression, making it plausible that a twin could be hidden beneath this ...

While still unconfirmed, the theory could reshape what we know about ancient Egypt and the origins of the Sphinx.

Deep beneath the sands of the Giza Plateau, a mystery may be stirring that could rewrite the story of ancient Egypt.

A low mound of hardened sand on the Giza Plateau has become the focus of a new argument about what may still be hidden beside ...

The findings, reported in late March 2026, are based on subsurface imaging techniques. Archaeologists and Egyptian authorities have not confirmed the claim, prompting debate over its validity.

Recent claims that a “massive underground structure” beneath the Giza Plateau in Egypt could indicate a second Sphinx‑like monument have reignited global archaeological ...

Claims that a second, massive Sphinx statue lies buried beneath the sands of Egypt’s Giza Plateau have gone viral, drawing ...

An Italian researcher has claimed a second Sphinx may lie buried beneath the sands of the Giza Plateau, with ancient carvings ...

Giza Plateau has once again captured global attention after a group of researchers claimed that advanced radar scans may have ...