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UPDATES:          See   #3. Hall of Osiris page 3

1.  SECRET CHAMBER    

2.  HALL OF RECORDS/TEMPLE OF THE GREAT PYRAMID

3.  HALL OF OSIRIS     NEW! Page 3 of the story is now re-posted

4.  Links to my US Patent,  # 4 509 501  A Solar Energy Collection System:  Updated 6/20/08

       Below are two links that will bring up a copy of my patent. Click on the PDF files to get the drawings. 

http://www.freepatentsonline.com/4509501.html

http://www.wikipatents.com/4509501.html

http://www.braindex.com/patent_pdf/patents/US4509501.pdf   

 

5Peer Review  Written by Randy Koppang  

THE PROGRESS OF ROBERT BAUVAL, GRAM HANCOCK AND JOHN ANTHONY WEST  SINCE THE SUCCESS OF THEIR  BOOKS AND THEIR COMMERCIAL DEBATES?   

http://www.anw.com/rk/camo  Randy has a new book out "CAMOUFLAGE THROUGH LIMITED DISCLOSURE"  enjoy the flash page for his book about deconstructing a cover-up of the extraterrestrial presence.   

6.  New Links to information regarding my research and background:

UFO Congress Back Room interviews 2: Larry Hunter February 2008.  This is a 10 minute segment from an hour interview with Miles Johnston.  I think you will enjoy this short ten minute video. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rq43yon0L5c

Secret Tunneling inside the Great Pyramid,

http://www.enterprisemission.com/pyramid.html

Dispelling  rumors about the Hall of Records,

http://www.floweroflife.org/drularry.htm

 

7.  New       Jeff Rense  Sightings      Radio Shows:

My thanks to Jeff Rense for making this possible and putting me and my experiences and theories on the record.

Jeff Rense Sightings  April 15, 1998 - Larry Hunter New Pyramid Revelations.  Interview with Larry just after the release of the Dr. Hawass Suspension News Flash and prior to the release of Larry's The Hall of Osiris story; three weeks after his return from Egypt and his first face to face meeting with Daryl Evans/AKA Amargi Hillier.  A must for those who didn't get to read the 1st attempt by Larry of posting his story on the World Wide Web.  This 2 hour interview with Jeff will give you a peek into the rewrite of The Hall of Osiris story.  Start at the beginning of the 2nd hour of Jeff's three hour broadcast and continue until the end of his show.  Link to the below URL, after the connection is made, scroll down to the April 15th show and click on Larry Hunter New Pyramid Revelations and enjoy. 

Jeff Rense Sightings  April 19, 1998 - Larry Hunter More News on Giza Plateau.  Three hour broadcast, taking the listener into the past in the first hour, present the 2nd hour and future the final hour.  A lot of words and stories Larry is currently posting to his web site; while waiting on Larry, go and listen to these Jeff Rense radio shows.  We think you will enjoy them as much as Larry did talking with Jeff and being allowed to think out loud.  Link to the below URL, after the connection is made, scroll down to the April 19th show and click on Larry Hunter More News on Giza Plateau   for his 2nd interview with Jeff and enjoy.

http://www.audionet.com/shows/endoftheline/98archives.stm

8.  Under construction.. New  Photo tour of Egypt, what's really going         on.!

Not just any tour.  My tours will reveal details and new insights on what is really going on in Egypt... Please enjoy the photos.  Email me your comments on how to improve the concept of these photo tours and what you think after taking it..  Thanking you in advance.  Larry D. Hunter.  PS  Enjoy the tour.  Secret Tunneling Tour     Link to the comments!

 

 

 

Dear Readers,

Finally after years of trying to find someone to help me tell my story the way it must be told, I now realize that I must tell my story and the stories of the modern pyramid workers myself.  My stories and experiences were being altered, sabotaged and plagiarized by others, some even turning on me and now out to do me personal harm.   I had to do something, so! 

I paid the fees to get a www domain name and a service provider then purchased a web site building program.  Now I am ready, not proficient, but capable of getting my truths out without the above fears. 

Now I am able to defend myself with my own words, pictures, and evidence.  I will ask questions that no one else is asking and present evidence that no one else has relating to Egypt and her secrets.  I am a humble person and a servant to truth and God, a witness - one who is willing to stand up and be counted as one who gives all praise to God for truly these are his gifts to mankind if we can only see their grander purpose. 

May this site enlighten you to a world not seen by many.  The world of humanities forgotten ancestors of the most ancient of times, which were buried with their sciences and the monolithic edifices they had rendered in stone; all buried by the effects of a cataclysmic event that happened so long ago it is just a myth in our memories today.  This event was so severe that it wiped out 70 to 90% of the life on this planet and knocked the Earth out of its orbital constants.  I will be posting information and questions on my web site that I have accumulated over the last 19 years and 23 trips to Egypt as it relates to the above and more.

Larry Dean Hunter

 

   

1.  I want to start with the discovery of the Secret Room I discovered in June of 1979 inside the Great Pyramid and reveal some of the details relating to it that I have accumulated over the years.

SecretChamber@larryhunter.com

Great Pyramid 1.JPG (35209 bytes) November 23, 1998     I would like to introduce a document to the readers as a reference point in time, of official actions taken by me to make known a Secret Room inside of the Great Pyramid to Antiquity Officials on November 6, 1988. I am introducing this document to the public as evidence for everyone to see relating to its discovery by me.

The Great Pyramid looking at the SE. corner

With a few changes to spelling, the document is identical to the one I submitted to Dr. Zahi Hawass and others on Nov. 6, 1988.  The following is an excerpt from the full document.  To read the entire document click on the picture of the Great Pyramid above.

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Los Angeles, California 90032
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From: Mr. Larry D. Hunter                              November 6, 1988
President/Inventor

To: Whom it may concern,


I Larry Dean Hunter, am ready to reveal the location of a previously unknown and currently unopened chamber in the Great Pyramid of Giza to any responsible Antiquities Authority.


I have know about this chamber in the Great Pyramid of Giza since June 22, 1979 and have kept silent about it for nine years and five months.  I have recently decided to make this chamber and its location known to the Antiquities Department of Egypt, for I feel that the time has come to open it.
This previously unknown and unopened chamber is located in the lower part of the Great Pyramid.  Located at the end of the Dead End Passage approximately fifty two feet from the entrance of this passage south of the Subterranean Chamber.  (End of cut from Full Document submitted to Antiquity Authorities.)

 

Also, I feel that because of the timing of Dr. Hawass statements regarding the possibility of there being a Secret Chamber inside the Great Pyramid and that it would not be opened until after the 1999/2000 ceremonies now scheduled, combined with his statement of wanting to close the inside of the Great Pyramid to the public/tourist forever, I should shed some light on the prior knowledge of the existence of a Secret Chamber I found and revealed to this same individual, that wants to close the Great Pyramid, Dr. Zahi Hawass and two other important witnesses or individuals.

The following disclosure was a confidential report written by my own hand while I was in Egypt in 1988 as per Dr. Zahi Hawasss' instructions to me.  After writing the document and submitting it to his office, I was instructed to take a copy of it to the Minister of Culture Farouk Hosney and leave a copy with the head of the Tourist Police Office there at the Great Pyramid.  I complied with the orders and delivered all three copies, myself, to the locations I was instructed to on November 6, 1988.

I want to make it clear here, that I am not violating the confidentiality of the report by putting it in the public first. During a trip to Egypt in 1989 I got involved with a story regarding sabotage against the Sphinxes' right shoulder, the felling of a 700lb stone that occurred in February 1988.  Dr. Hawass, during the public outrage relating to the accusations being raised against him regarding his involvement in the sabotage, made a public disclosure to the Egyptian press that I made the story of the sabotage against the Sphinx shoulder stone falling up, because he wouldn't let me open a Secret Chamber in the bottom of the Great Pyramid I had revealed to him. Dr. Hawass at that moment broke the confidentiality of my disclosure of this Secret Room by revealing it and its location to the Egyptian Press.  This discovery is already been published in Egyptian News papers.

So in all fairness I am now free to talk about its details without violating confidentiality with the Egyptian Antiquities Authority. Thank you Dr. Hawass because I don't want to be accused of violating confidentiality like Rudolf Gantenbrink was relating to his public disclosure of there being a Secret Chamber in the bottom of the Great Pyramid in April of 1993, a story he has not been allowed to tell.

Mind you it was the same chamber found by me in 1979 that he and others were trying to lay claim to and I feel that the shaft door fiasco was a front for claiming the discovery of my Secret Room which lies on the other side of a little round hole looking out of the small room on the other side of Gantenbrinks door in the southern shaft off of the Queens Chamber. Only Gantenbrink and the Antiquities Officials with him made a claim of finding a secret room in the bottom of the Great Pyramid with the Giza State Police, were asked by the Giza State Police if this discovery of his was the same one reported by Larry Hunter  in 1988 to the Antiquities Authorities and reported in the Egyptian News papers in 1989 by Dr. Zahi Hawass himself.  Doesn't anyone think it is odd  when we hear the story about the Egyptians stopping Gantenbrink from revealing information about his claim of a Secret Chamber found in bottom of the Great Pyramid in April.  Maybe they let him talk about his robot, the Queens airshaft door and that was it. The Egyptians stopped him from talking.  Could there be more here?

This is not the complete story of the Secret Chamber Story to come, not by any means. This is just a posting that is relevant to current issues coming out of Egypt relating to the Great Pyramid and its secrets. These things come up and I wanted to be timely with information vital to your true understanding of what is really going on in Egypt.

 

 

2.  Here I will be talking about the location of the "Hall of Records/Temple of the Great Pyramid" that I discovered during my 2nd trip to Egypt in 1981 and the ensuing details of my efforts to make its' location known to the world.

HallofRecords@larryhunter.com

Posted Dec. 15, 1998

HALL OF RECORDS/TEMPLE OF THE GREAT PYRAMID

 

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Can you figure out in picture (c) where the Hall of Records is located?                   

 

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3.  Link to my US Patent #4 509 501 that utilizes the geometry expressed in the Great Pyramid as the primary controller of light in a solar energy collecting system, this is a worthy topic for the advanced physicists or anyone looking for the answer to alternative energy.

  SolarEnergy@larryhunter.com

To view a copy of the Patent listed above, please link to the following. You should be able to view all 20 pages of the Patent and claims. 

http://www.freepatentsonline.com/4509501.html

http://www.wikipatents.com/4509501.html

http://www.braindex.com/patent_pdf/patents/US4509501.pdf    This link gives the drawings as well

4.  Is anyone interested in the Orion Pyramid theory?  Did I match the stars of the Orion Constellation to their terrestrial counterparts, including the head and nebulas M42 and M43?  What is geoastroarcheology?  Are there subterranean tunnels connecting each part of the terrestrial Orion with the "Hall of Osiris/secret room" deep down inside the Great Pyramid?  Was the body of Osiris found inside the "Great Pyramid" and possibly removed by antiquity officials recently? 

OrionTheory@larryhunter.com

    

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Orion Constellation both Celestial and Terrestrial

5.  Want to hear the details of discovery relating to the secrets possessed by the modern pyramid workers; such as 30 x 30 foot tunnel-roadway over 400 feet down, which goes miles in various directions under the Giza Plateau and beyond plus the secrets of many more digs done in the area, results of which were never reported to the public?

  VillageSecrets@larryhunter.com

6.  Sabotage against the Sphinx right shoulder in February 1988 as written by the Egyptian press in 1989 of interest to anyone?  How did the 700lb stone really fall?   Was there an obstruction of justice involved to hide the truth?  What does this fallen stone from the shoulder of the Sphinx  have to do with Dr. Hawass? 

 

Just a little back ground on this subject that happened back in 1988 and 1989 relating to the Sphinx, and the history of all the chairmen of antiquities since this time.  All the data is from a search of the "New York Times" from 1981 to when I got tired of looking for data. LOL..  You may already know all of this... but it is relevant to what your looking at regarding Egypt...   Love and light...
 
Larry
 
If you look at this closely, you will find in Dec 1989 two articles regarding what I did about the shoulder being felled by certain Egyptians. This was reported while I was still in Egypt working on this problem with prosecuting attorneys.  Talk about obstruction of justice, this is a real sweet case.
 
Enjoy the links and read. 
 
I DID A QUERY OF The New York Times from 1981 to now regarding the shoulder of the Sphinx in Egypt and its handlers.  This is just query of the New York Times. These events are chronological.
 
#1

The New York Times

February 21, 1988 - Archives
TRAVEL ADVISORY
 
Chunk Falls From Sphinx
A chunk of the celebrated Sphinx at Giza in Egypt has crashed to the ground and, archeologists say they are concerned that the entire right shoulder of the limestone monument is in danger of collapsing.
The Sphinx,4,600 years old, has been undergoing restorations since Egypt's New Kingdom, more than 3,000 years ago. More recently, about 80 percent of a restoration project begun four years ago has been completed, according to Egyptian archeologists. The last damage to the monument occurred in 1981.
The newest damage occurred two weeks ago after six days of sandstorms that battered the monument and the Giza pyramids nearby. The chunk of rock broke off about halfway up the shoulder of the Sphinx, which is 66 feet high and 160 feet long.
Zahi Hawass, the director-general of the Giza Plateau, said that the chunk came loose because salt inside the body of the Sphinx eroded the stone, and the high-force winds then broke off the chunk of rock.
The Sphinx has the body of a crouching lion and the face of a pharaoh thought to be Chephren, builder of the second Giza pyramid. Chephren's father was Cheops, who built the Great Pyramid. The purpose of the structure, which rests on its paws at the base of Giza Plateau, is debated, but many experts believe it was intended as a guardian to the desert and the pyramids.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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March 2nd, 1988 By Alan Cowell, Special to New York Times

Cairo Journal; Now, After 4,600 Years, Time Adds a New Scar

 
 
Now, After 4,600 Years, Time Adds a New Scar
LEAD: A chunk fell off the Sphinx the other day, and stirred more than just the dust in which it landed.
A chunk fell off the Sphinx the other day, and stirred more than just the dust in which it landed.
The fall inspired debate over how long the monument, now 4,600 years old, can survive Egypt's modernity. Some gave it only 20 years before it crumbled to powder, and others said that, really, the nation's best-known monument still had many more inscrutable decades and centuries to go.
The lesion on the huge statue's right shoulder, moreover, claimed another victim. Ahmed Kadri, Egypt's Director of Antiquities, lost his job in the furor over who was to blame, a spasm of mudslinging that raised an old and unresolved question: Who knows best about Egypt's antiquity, foreigners or the Egyptians themselves?
The fall occurred on Feb. 10, when two limestone slabs, weighing around 700 pounds between them, detached themselves from the monument -measuring 66 feet high and more than 230 feet long - and plummeted, leaving a dull scar in the pale stonework. The Father of Terror
Egyptians call the Sphinx Abu al Hawl, meaning father of terror - a great hybrid of human and lion whose worn and wind-whipped face is thought to depict the Pharaoh Chephren. As the wisdom goes, the huge monument is thought to guard the three pyramids of Giza close by, or to simulate the Pharaoh offering sacrifices to the sun god.
Either way, it has stood since 2600 B.C., weathering excavations from the desert sands that have covered it, sometimes nearly burying its body. And across those millenniums, and in recent times, too, the great monument has been beset by woes.
Since earlier falls of rock in 1981, an Egyptian team has been working at its restoration, reshaping parts of it with blocks of modern stone that contrast sharply - some say incompatibly so - with the weather-battered bulk of the monument. But the restoration, said to be 80 percent complete, has not shielded the monument from the ravages of wind-borne sand, and water, and pollution.
Zahi Hawass, an archeologist in charge of the district embracing the Pyramids and the Sphinx at Giza, said a rising water table was gnawing away at the statue's limestone, while recent rain and sandstorms had battered its surface.
Just before the latest fall of rock, a witness said, the Sphinx was lashed by a cruel sandstorm that seemed to help loosen the slabs that fell. Foreign Help Urged
Dr. Hawass is one of those who contend the Sphinx is doomed unless scientists work out a way to save it.
''Maybe we will not find the Sphinx in the coming 20 years if we do not do this type of study'' he said in a recent television interview. ''We know that water changes limestone to powder.''
Egypt's Culture Minister, Farouk Hosni, has said an international committee of archeologists should be convened to work on the Sphinx's salvation.
But that suggestion drew a tart response from Mr. Kadri, the former antiquities director, whose dispute with the minister precipitated his own downfall and whose department oversaw the restoration of the Sphinx.
''The Sphinx is facing no danger at all,'' he said. ''What fell was not a slab but an outer coating. This is a theatrical farce.''
The debate was woven, thus, from conflicting strands of nationalism: was it better to get foreigners to come and rescue a nation's history, or were Egyptians themselves better equipped to save their past from their present? Or was it all, some cynics asked, just over the complex politics of personalities surrounding Egypt's antiquities? ''The fight at the Sphinx,'' said a Western expert who declined to be identified, ''was over the minister's wish to get foreigners in.'' Two Views of the Director
Mr. Kadri opposed that, although he has supported many other foreign ventures in Egypt's ancient monuments, notably French and Japanese teams working at the Pyramids.
His opposition reflected a longstanding dispute about his tenure as Director of Antiquities. Critics accused him of impetuousness, stubbornness and arrogance, while others praised him for reviving his department's fortunes and those of the monuments it oversees.
''Things were in an incredibly appalling mess before he came,'' a foreign expert said. ''Before he came along, we gave everything about five years.''
A consensus among many Egyptian and foreign experts seems to be that replacing the fallen stonework is not a big problem, but that the fall itself should be treated as a sort of omen.
''The piece that fell off does not form a load on other parts of the statue,'' said Kamal Barakat of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, ''but it should be taken as a warning and there is enough time for studies on how best to restore it.'' 'It's Just Not Our Country'
But that does not seem to ease the latent friction between Egyptians and outsiders over who is best equipped to safeguard the future of antiquities seen by some Westerners as part of the human heritage, not purely a legacy for Egypt.
Foreigners had total control of Egypt's antiquities, one expert said. until Nasser rose to power in 1952, sweeping the outsiders' influence before a wave of Arab nationalism.
''Some foreigners,'' a Western expert said, ''are pretty scathing about Egyptian skills. But some Egyptians have a great deal of feeling for their monuments. For us, they seem to belong to the whole world because they are so beautiful. The reality is, though, that it's just not our country.''
''Things were in an incredibly appalling mess before he came,'' a foreign expert said. ''Before he came along, we gave everything about five years.''
A consensus among many Egyptian and foreign experts seems to be that replacing the fallen stonework is not a big problem, but that the fall itself should be treated as a sort of omen.
''The piece that fell off does not form a load on other parts of the statue,'' said Kamal Barakat of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, ''but it should be taken as a warning and there is enough time for studies on how best to restore it.'' 'It's Just Not Our Country'
But that does not seem to ease the latent friction between Egyptians and outsiders over who is best equipped to safeguard the future of antiquities seen by some Westerners as part of the human heritage, not purely a legacy for Egypt.
Foreigners had total control of Egypt's antiquities, one expert said. until Nasser rose to power in 1952, sweeping the outsiders' influence before a wave of Arab nationalism.
''Some foreigners,'' a Western expert said, ''are pretty scathing about Egyptian skills. But some Egyptians have a great deal of feeling for their monuments. For us, they seem to belong to the whole world because they are so beautiful. The reality is, though, that it's just not our country.''
 
 
#3
Published: March 23 1988 OPINION

It’s Time to Give Back the Sphinx’s Beard

 
 

It’s Time to Give Back the Sphinx’s Beard

The Great Sphinx at Giza is in danger of losing more than its shoulder (Cairo Journal, March 2). Built as the living image (seshepankh) of the fourth dynasty Pharaoh Khafre, the 4,600-year-old monument originally had a stone pharaonic beard, which buttressed its somewhat unstable head. Back in antiquity, the beard fell off, and was later carted away to the British Museum, where it now rests.
 
 
 
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The New York Times   World
December 14, 1989 –By Alan Cowell, Special to New York Times

CRUMBLING SPHINX: WAS IT SABOTAGE?

 
 
CRUMBLING SPHINX: WAS IT SABOTAGE?
LEAD: The Egyptian authorities have reopened an investigation into what really happened last year when a 700-pound chunk of the Sphinx's shoulder plummeted to the ground. In a nutshell, the question is: Did it fall or was it pushed?
The Egyptian authorities have reopened an investigation into what really happened last year when a 700-pound chunk of the Sphinx's shoulder plummeted to the ground. In a nutshell, the question is: Did it fall or was it pushed?
The visual evidence so far is that around 1:30 P.M. on Feb. 10, 1988, two limestone slabs fell from the 66-foot-high statue in front of hundreds of astonished tourists, hawkers of camel rides and antiquities officers in the area that embraces both the Sphinx and the Pyramids of Giza, six miles from Cairo.
The incident produced dire forecasts that the great monument blending human and beast and dating back 4,600 years might have only 20 years or so to go before crumbling to dust - a martyr to wind, rain and salt crystals drawn up into its very being from the rising and increasingly saline water table of the Nile.
But to insure that no dark doings or skulduggery clouded the destiny of one of Egypt's best-known ancient wonders, the authorities set up a committee to investigate, among other things, the question of sabotage. The committee concluded just the other day that there had been no sabotage and that the slabs had fallen victim to natural causes. Reports of Sabotage
Then something odd happened, antiquities officials say.
An American visitor identified only as Larry Hunter, whose home address or whereabouts have not been made public, produced a videotape. On it was a taped confession by Ahmed el-Shaer, a guard at the Sphinx, who said he had seen two antiquities officials hammering at the Sphinx's shoulder before the slab fell down.
What's more, he said on the tape, he had taken a bribe from high officials to remain silent about what he had seen, say officials who have seen the recording.
Farouk Hosni, the Minister of Culture, ordered the investigation reopened, thereby stirring furies old and new about Egypt's antiquities and those who are supposed to care for them.
''This is a ridiculous story,'' said Dr. Zaki Hawass, the archeologist in charge of the Giza area, accused on the videotape of being part of the cover-up. ''Scientific reports prove that the rocks fell because of natural reasons, caused by erosion, rain and salt crystals between the outer rock and the mother rock of the statue.'' 'Two Tiny Women Like Us'
''How could we commit such a crime in the middle of the day without being caught?'' said Amal Samoyl, one of the officials, both women, accused of hammering at the Sphinx.
''And even if we tried, the rock weighs over 700 pounds and how can two tiny women like us manage to break it, apart from the fact that we would have needed a 12-foot ladder to climb up there?''
Others said the controversy related somehow to the profound personality differences between Culture Minister Hosni and Ahmed Kadri, the former antiquities director, who once oversaw the restoration of the Sphinx and who lost his job when the shoulder fell off last year.
Dr. Hani Hilal, a professor of rock engineering at Cairo University, said: ''The whole issue is a personal conflict between antiquities officials. There have been far more drastic incidents and nobody paid any attention to them.'' Scaffolding Around Sphinx
None of that seems to help the Sphinx all that much.
''The main rock of the Sphinx is already defective,'' said Dr. Omar el Arini of the American University of Cairo. ''It has fissures that allowed salt to crystallize between the fallen rock and the mother rock.''
An international committee is supposed to be working on the monument's preservation, and so, these days, Abu el Hawl (Father of Terror), as the Sphinx is known in Arabic, is corseted in scaffolding because of earlier indignities.
When chunks fell off early in the 1980's, some repair work was done, but that too has started to fall down. ''These restorations were wrong and they've been stopped,'' said Dr. Hawass, the director of antiquities in the Sphinx and Pyramids area. ''We expected them to fall apart because they were scientifically wrong.''
 
 
 
#5
December 17, 1989 – Week in Review
HEADLINERS; Who Done It?
 
 
HEADLINERS; Who Done It?
 
LEAD: The body of a lion, the head of a man and now the center of controversy. A panel of antiquities experts in Egypt recently concluded that a 700-pound chunk that fell from the shoulder of the Sphinx last year was dislodged by natural forces - wind, rain and salt. But then along came Larry Hunter, an otherwise unidentified American.
The body of a lion, the head of a man and now the center of controversy. A panel of antiquities experts in Egypt recently concluded that a 700-pound chunk that fell from the shoulder of the Sphinx last year was dislodged by natural forces - wind, rain and salt. But then along came Larry Hunter, an otherwise unidentified American. Mr. Hunter recently presented authorities in Cairo with a videotape of the confession of a guard who said he saw two antiquities officials hammering at the Sphinx's shoulder before the chunk was dislodged. Ridiculous, said one expert after another, including the two who were accused. Some suggested that the whole incident had more to do with old enmities between experts. It seems that Ahmed Khari, who was in charge of restoring the Sphinx until he was fired after the shoulder separation, has had profound personal differences with Farouk Hosni, the Minister of Culture, whose portfolio includes Egypt's antiquities. The unspoken implication seemed to be that if the guard's confession was true, Mr. Khari was fired unjustly. In any case, Mr. Hosni ordered the investigation into the matter reopened.
 
 
 
 
#6

Obituaries

Published: October 9, 1990

Ahmed Kadry, 59; Egyptian Art Official

 

Ahmed Kadry, 59; Egyptian Art Official

Published: October 9, 1990
LEAD: Ahmed Kadry, chairman of the Eqyptian Antiquities Organization from 1982 until his abrupt dismissal in 1988, died Thursday in Pittsburgh. He was 59 years old. Friends said he had liver cancer and was awaiting a transplant. Mr. Kadry, an army officer who took part in the 1952 coup that toppled King Farouk and installed Lieut.
Ahmed Kadry, chairman of the Eqyptian Antiquities Organization from 1982 until his abrupt dismissal in 1988, died Thursday in Pittsburgh. He was 59 years old. Friends said he had liver cancer and was awaiting a transplant. Mr. Kadry, an army officer who took part in the 1952 coup that toppled King Farouk and installed Lieut. Col. Gamal Abdel Nasser as head of a republican Government in Egypt, joined the Antiquities Organization in 1962 and became chairman in 1982.
He was named to the top post when a stone fell from the decaying Sphinx and his predecessor was dismissed. Six years later, another rock fell from the huge statue's right shoulder, and the Culture Minister, Farouk Hosni, called Mr. Kadry to account.
Mr. Hosni blamed the accident on restoration in progress under Mr. Kadry, who retaliated by accusing agents of the minister of loosening the stone to embarrass him. After heated public argument, Mr. Hosni dismissed Mr. Kadry.
At the Antiquities Organization Mr. Kadry shifted its emphasis from excavation to preservation. He restored ancient mosques and other Islamic monuments, including the sultan Saladin's fortress overlooking Cairo.
After his dismissal in 1988, Mr. Kadry joined the faculty of Waseda University in Japan.
No information on survivors was available.
 
#7
December 24, 1990
Obituaries
Sayed Tawfik, 54, Dies; Archeologist of Egypt
 
 
 
 
Sayed Tawfik, Egypt's chief archeologist and chairman of antiquities, died of a heart attack on Thursday, friends and newspapers reported on Friday. He was 54 years old.
Mr. Tawfik, a former dean of archeology and professor of Egyptology at Cairo University, was the author of a half-dozen books on Egyptian antiquities.
As chairman of the Egyptian Antiquities Organization, he was in charge of all restoration and conservation work on Egypt's vast legacy of pyramids, tombs, temples and other relics threatened by time, pollution and the demands of an exploding population.
But among Egyptologists, he is remembered most as an excavator, especially for his work on a windblown bluff overlooking the ancient royal burial grounds of Sakkara south of Cairo.
He began the excavation eight years ago. In 1985 he uncovered an unknown burial ground from the time of Pharaoh Ramses II, tombs hidden 33 feet below the desolate hillside, which yielded a rich store of data about some of the most important officials of the Egypt of 3,250 years ago.
Friends said Mr. Tawfik had been at Sakkara on Thursday. That night he suffered a heart attack and died instantly. He was buried on Friday.
Survivors include his German-born wife, Frieda; a son, Tarek, an Egyptology student at Cairo University, and a daughter, Sophie, a pupil at a German school in Cairo.
 
DR. MOHAMED IBRAHIM BAKR WAS CHAIRMAN after SIED TAWFIK and before  Ablel halim Noureddin   Bakr died very soon after being removed by Farouk Hosni from his position as chairman…
 
#8
November 12, 1995
New York Times     
TRAVEL ADVISORY;
AN EGYPTIAN PYRAMID CLOSES FOR RESTORATION
 
 
One suggestion being considered is that of Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Bakr, former director of the antiquities on the Giza plateau
Mohamed Bakr
 
#9
February 11, 1996
TRAVEL ADVISORY:
CORRESPONDENT’S REPORT; Cairo Cancels Exhibition Planned for 5 U.S. Cities  By Douglas Jehl
 
 
Abdelhalim Noureddin, chairman of Egypt's Supreme Council for Antiquities, said
 
#10
Published: August 10, 1997
The New York Times
Archives     A Third Pyramid Closes for Repairs
 
 
The danger, according to Zahi Hawass, the director of the Pyramids and one who would prefer that they all be closed to tourists permanently
 
Dr. Ali Hassan is the chairman of Egypt’s supreme Council for Antiquities in this time between Dr. Noureddin and Dr. Gaballah.  Very short time.
 
 
#11
Published: January 22, 1998
The New York Times   World
Egypt to Tear Down Homes at Ancient Sites
 
 
The head of the nation's antiquities program, Gaballah Ali Gaballah,
Mr. Gaballah, chairman of the Supreme Council for Antiquities, said
 
#12
August 16, 1998 By Douglas Jehl
TAVEL ADVISORY; CORRESPONDENT’S REPORT;
 
 
said Ali Hassan, then chairman of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, when the decision to go forward with the project was announced last fall.
 
#13
January 18, 2000
The New York Times       ARTS
FOOTLIGHTS   By Lawrence Van Gelder
 
 
Gaballah Ali Gaballah, chairman of Egypt's Supreme Antiquities Council
 
Royal Homecoming

The stolen bust of an ancient queen is to be flown back to Egypt on Thursday, a decade after it was smuggled to Britain and displayed at the British Museum. Gaballah Ali Gaballah, chairman of Egypt's Supreme Antiquities Council, said the bust of Queen Meret, who lived during the New Kingdom, which lasted from 1550 B.C. to 1150 B.C., was taken from a storehouse by a British national. Ahmed Salah, a public relations officer at the Egyptian Culture Ministry, said the bust, partly damaged by the smugglers to obscure its identity, was acquired by the British Museum, which restored and exhibited it until Egypt demanded its return.
 
 
#14
May 26, 2006
New York Times     US
By Sharon Waxman
Antiquities in Office?  Not While King Tut Rules Chicago
 
 
Zahi Hawass, the hard-charging secretary general of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, learned 
 

 

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7.  Was there a theft of items taken from the Secret Room/"Hall of Osiris" inside the Great Pyramid that would make you want to know how it was done and what happened to the items and people involved?  Also, were three statues taken from the third pyramid and wrapped in blankets and whisked away in a private car by famous Archeologists who broke through the floor to enter the tomb and then later cement over the hole hiding the chamber which still contains a Stele? 

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8.  Is secret tunneling going on inside the Great Pyramid above the "Kings Chamber", in the "Queens Chamber" and just west of the "anti chamber"?  What do the people of the village of Nazlet El Samman think and know about these things?

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Larry Hunter returns from Egypt with Richard C. Hoagland.   Info at The Enterprise Mission web site! 

http://www.enterprisemission.com/pyramid.html

A Photo Tour with Larry Hunter on June 17, 1997 to the Great Pyramid. (under construction)

    Secret Tunneling Tour   Link to comments of the Tour

 

I want to thank all the people that have helped me get to this moment of being able to continue revealing my discoveries.  Love and Light to all of you.  

Again, welcome!  And as you can see there is going to be a lot of interesting subjects and details revealed on this web site.   You can contact me through my personal email at,  Larryh@larryhunter.com, with your suggestions and comments.

 

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