Hidden Doors Found In Great Pyramid. Pyramid's Burial Chamber? Unlooted?

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Could Khufu’s remains…remain?

http://www.dailystar.com.lb/article.asp?edition_id=10&categ_id=4&article_id=16740

Now, Zahi Hawass, the secretary general of Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities and director of the Giza Plateau, suspects that might not be the case.

“I really personally believe,” he recently told a sold-out lecture hall in the University of Pennsylvania’s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Philadelphia, “that the secret chamber of Khufu is hidden inside the pyramid.”

What changed his mind was the discovery of a set of previously unknown doors, hidden in the shafts of the so-called “queen’s chamber” of the Great Pyramid.

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This whole thing is sdomewhat complex. From what I’ve read, Gantenbrinck isn’t trained as an archaeologist, but is a robotics engineer (Not that this is a put-down; I admire his zeal and stepping outside his field and trying to negotiate the minefields of wiorking in a different discipline with the difficulties of media coverage and other such business). He started his “Upuat” investigations over a decade ago, and there has been some controversy and confusion about how things were done. His own web page is here: http://www.cheops.org/ . Robert Bauval and Graham Hancock write about him a lot, and I suspect that colors a lot of peoples’ thinking about him.

In any event, IIRC, his robots went up so-called “ventilation shafts” in the pyrmids and found at least one “hidden chamber”. But from the TV footage i’ve seen this is a pretty smal door fronting what is probably a pretty smasll “chamber” well up the shaft. I find it hard to believe there’s a burial up there, although I can believe that there may be a repository of small items.