Why would the Egyptian government wish to interfere with research expeditions investigating anomalies within their monuments?
Egyptologists are very protective of their interests. I know when the carbon dating of the Sphinx was sponsored by the A.R.E. some years ago — it was discussed in our book — Dr. Herbert Haas, at Southern Methodist University’s Radio Carbon Lab, did the carbon dating and the smaller samples were done at the linear accelerator in Zurich. He had them calibrate it with tree ring dating. He swears by the dates. It didn’t show that the Great Pyramid is as old as Cayce said, but it was about 400 years older than the Egyptians think the Pharaoh lived who built it. So either he lived at a different time or he didn’t build it. Also, they wouldn’t let us take any samples from inside the pyramid. The only thing we could take were samples from the exterior block. It turned out that some of the blocks from the top were two and three hundred years older than those at the bottom. It wasn’t built from the top down so it seems to indicate there must have been repairs made to the Sphinx in the past. Th
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