British scientists have discovered a large complex of caves and corridors under the pyramids on the Giza plateau. Although the Pyramids of Giza are the most visited monument in Egypt, this part of the world of earth has so far escaped tourists' attention.

The underground complex was learned from the remarks of British diplomat Henry Salt (19 century). He conducted the Catacombs in 1817 in collaboration with Italian explorer Giovanni Cavigali. Salt describes catacombs as an extensive system.

Scientists have been able to reconstruct the probable course of Salt's path on the Giza Plateau by joint forces, finding the entrance to the west of the Great Pyramid.
The survey was conducted until the air was still breathe. Caves are unfortunately very dangerous. There are various hidden cracks.

Scientists add that the old texts on the underground corridor system under Giza refer. Giza was also known as the gate of the space where the passage passes into the underworld. This corresponds to the ancient Egyptian mark - Duat.

Zahi Hawass discovers the discovery of British scientists that Egyptologists know everything about the Giza Plateau and that the scientists have not discovered anything new.