Investigating the Iron Plate found in the Great Pyramid - is it legit? | Lines in Sand
Published July 22, 2023
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189,257
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3,018
Comments
420
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In 1837, a man on Howard Vyse’s expedition at the Great Pyramid of Giza - named J. R. Hill - found a thin iron plate lodged between stones near the opening of the King’s Chamber’s Southern Shaft. This discovery, if contemporary to the building of the pyramids, calls into question what we know about the historical timel…
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- July 22, 2023
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How Investigating the Iron Plate found in the Great Pyramid - is it legit? | Lines in Sand is doing
It has 189K views in total. It ranks #10,077,312 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about Investigating the Iron Plate found in the Great Pyramid - is it legit? | Lines in Sand
- Total views
- 189K
- Total likes
- 3.01K
- Total comments
- 420
- Published
- July 22, 2023
- Global rank by views
- #10,077,312
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Investigating the Iron Plate found in the Great Pyramid - is it legit? | Lines in Sand has 189,257 views, 3,018 likes and 420 comments, ranking #10,077,312 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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