At the Egyptian Museum in Cairo on the first floor you will find a special object that does not fit into the context of other exhibits.

It is a circular object that Egyptologists claim to be a vase, even though at first glance it has little to do with it. The object is supposed to be from a workpiece older than 3100 years before our date.

Dr. Abd'El Hakim Awayan (aka Hakim) was a man who held the wisdom of his ancient ancestors. He was born and lived near the Giza plateau, which served as a playground for him. He was a "Khemitian", a man of the Khem clan (Egypt). Unfortunately, he died in 2008. His daughter, Sharzad Aywan, took over her father's job with his kind blessing.

Hakim told us that this is definitely not a vase. He said this disk was part of the machine. Machines that reduce the influence of gravity. This machine allowed things to levitate (sail) and served to build a pyramid. Produced antigravitation using sounds, cutouts, and mirrors.

In this video, Hakim explains in person:

Source: Pyramids & More - Secrets, Myths and Facts