Trevor Grassi: Legacy of The Forgotten Sphinx

Summary

Trevor Grassi has dedicated nearly two decades to uncovering the Hall of Records at Giza. Collaborating with engineer William Brown, they have gathered groundbreaking evidence of underground structures near the Sphinx. Their upcoming excavation and documentary series promise to explore these hidden chambers and their historical significance.

Key takeaways

• 1Trevor Grassi: Independent researcher studying the Hall of Records at Giza for nearly 20 years.
• 2William Brown: Civil engineer and 'Gizatologist' collaborating with Grassi on underground research.
• 3Ground penetrating radar scans reveal a subterranean network of tunnels and chambers near the Sphinx.
• 4Evidence linked to the record chambers described by Edgar Cayce, a prominent psychic and clairvoyant.
• 5Upcoming excavation project at promising locations based on their findings.
• 6The Secret Underworld of Giza: A three-part documentary series by Grassi and Brown.

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Transcript excerpt

Yeah, it's a celebration. It's a birthday actually for those of you living in the United States of America, we are celebrating our two hundred and fiftieth anniversary the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Hey, this is Cliff, your host of birth ancients, and we want to remember our country, those of you who live in the United States. All of our issues, you know, are highs and lows. But for me, as a native, I love it here and I really appreciate it, and I honor America even with all the warts. So anyhow, I hope you're doing well. Today we are traveling to Egypt and meeting with Trevor GRASSEI We've had Trevor on a number of times, and when I was in Egypt a few months ago, there was a persistent rumor of the discovery of a second Sphinx. At that time, no one knew where it was. It wasn't next to the great Sphinx that we know about today. That is a huge sculpture. If you haven't seen the Sphinx, I'm close and personal. You should come with us. We're going to be doing a tour next April, and one of the private visits is a chance to walk into what they call the Sphinx enclosure. This is the area that was excavate or a should get carved out. It's about I mean, if you measure from the sphinx body to the wall that was carved out it merriagure is about fifty plus feet all around, very hardstone bedrock, and the original sculpture. We're not sure of if it was a lion's head or a dog or one of the gods. All we do know is that at some point the head was repaired, likely from Cufu or Chiops or someone later. ...

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