Ancient Accounts of the Labyrinth (s) In Egypt Hawara & Giza

The talk of tunnels under the pyramids and other places in Egypt has gotten a lot more interesting since the work of Armando Mei and Philipo Biondi, their SAR scan data has gotten a lot of attention. What did the ancients say they saw when they went to Giza? Or Hawara? Let's take a look...

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Herodotus History 2 148 pg 226:

Diodorus Siculus LacusCurtius 64:

Strabo Geography:

Pliny the Elder Natural History:

1801 Description des Pyramids de Ghiza - Joseph Grobert:

Futuh Misr Ibn Abd Al-Hakam:

What did Medieval Arabs Think about the Pyramids:

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Pyramids in the Medieval Islamic Landscape: Perceptions and Narratives:

Al-Maqrizi Kitab al_Mawa iz wa-l-i’tibar bi-dhikr al-khitat wa-l-athar (The Book of Exhortations and Useful Lessons Concerning the Topography and History of the Regions/Cities):

Operations Carried on at the Pyramids of Gizeh in 1837 With an Account of a Voyage Into Upper Egypt and an Appendix William Howard Vyse (boom baby):

New Light on the Egyptian Labyrinth: Evidence from a Survey at Hawara:

The Book of Fayum:

The Search for the Labyrinth:

Discoveries in Egypt, Ethiopia, and the Peninsula of Sinai (Carl Richard Lepsius 1852):