A 3,000-Room Labyrinth May Still Be Under Egypt — The Lost Labyrinth of Hawara
Sep 15, 08:47 PM
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Ancient writers described a 3,000-room labyrinth in Egypt that supposedly rivaled the pyramids. Modern surveys suggest parts of it may still be underground. What could still be buried beneath Hawara?
Ancient writers described a massive Egyptian labyrinth at Hawara with thousands of rooms, temples, courts, and underground chambers. Then most of it disappeared.
But modern surveys have detected organized structures beneath the site.
In this episode, we investigate the Lost Labyrinth of Egypt, what archaeologists found at Hawara, what may still be underground, and the stranger theories surrounding Atlantis, the Hall of Records, and a possible chapter of Egyptian history still waiting beneath the desert.