These 100-year old pictures clearly show water marks on the King's Chamber upper northern shaft opening, as if once water ran out of the shaft for a long time. They look like traces of limescale and can be seen everywhere 10 or 20 centimeters above the floor, as if the King's Chamber floor was once filled with water.
These water marks aren't visible anymore because the walls of the chamber have been cleaned later to remove the graffiti.

I don't believe I'm the first one discovering this. Has this ever been discussed before?
Anyway, this is undeniable proof that the Great Pyramid was not a tomb.









Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 13-Aug-17 16:03 by Romulus the 2nd.