Analyzing the North Face Corridor of the Great Pyramid

I like how Hawass was totally against the scan pyramid project, and he’s in a photo with the team taking credit. That guy is the gatekeeper of knowledge in that country and really should be challenged in every aspect.

My first thought was, “how long until this episode’s dig at Zahi Hawass?” Under a minute. Not disappointed in the slightest. It’s a certified staple of HfG. Brings me joy every single time 😄

It's a breath of fresh air to find a channel that isn't sensationalising these type of discoveries. You keep an open mind while leaning toward the evidence. Kudos to you my friend.

This channel is a great example of why having logical outsiders challenging status quo can be so valuable. I believe there is something to be said for looking at things with fresh eyes. Great video.

Channels like this one are why I love YouTube. Gems like this channel, made by someone passionate about the content and subject matter they create, who build upon the work done in the field up to that point and truly add value in terms of analysis, hypothesis formulation, debate and nuanced commentary, are such a gift. Justice should demand that someone such as yourself should have a documentary crew and a production budget behind them with which to make cinematic and high-value production style content for mass broadcast to as wide an audience as possible, and yet it is here, for free, affording the creator minimal financial reward despite all of the effort put in, and is available to those of us interested and lucky enough to find it on a platform such as this. Thanks for your passion and knowledge, mate. Cheers, Matt

Ah, the most expected notification of the week. Love your videos specially the detailed diagrams, Mr. Granite

A basic tool of hard rock mining is a "tattle-tale". This is a wooden beam placed between two notches that hold it in place. A miner can wiggle the wood so he knows its feel. If the the beam starts to feel looser or tighter the miner can know if the rock is shifting. Clear "tattle-tale" notches appear across from one another high in the ceiling of the Northern chamber in the Bent Pyramid across from the dug passage connecting to the western corridor. The ancient Egyptians were testing if their designs worked. They wanted to know if there was any subsistence or shifting in their structures. The shallow holes dug into the gabled ceiling of the new passage could have held "tattle-tales". Same for Campbell's chamber.

A big Thankyou to you and Ancient Architects for the work and research your channels put out to help understand these significant finds.

I want to express my appreciation for History for Granite's fresh take on the pyramids and his enthusiasm for exploring them further. History is a never-ending journey of discovery, and there's always more to learn and explore. Thank you, and I hope to see you again soon for another exciting adventure.

Wow. I've binged every single one of your videos this weekend! I'm now more interested than ever!

I feel like watching your videos is as close to - being a pioneering explorer to find new land - that I will ever get. Such fantastic analysis I love your work so much <3

history for granite notifications are producing huge amounts of dopamine. you are a hot second away from "drop everything im doing" status awesome!

I've been waiting on this to drop since the morning they announced the discovery lol

I can't stop recommending this channel to everyone I know when videos with this quality keep coming out.

Ha! We've been excitingly awaiting this video from you , analyzing this latest discovery in the Great Pyramid. Another stellar job. It is such a joy to watch all your videos on this subject. You are my "go to " source for the Egyptian Pyramids. Thank you once again.

Thank you for all the meticulous research and amazing presentations you provide

Yaaaasss I have been waiting for this video! Finally a credible explanation of the corridor

I've been waiting for this one! Great stuff as usual!

Ran out of new episodes to watch, starting to watch them a second time! This is fast becoming my favorite channel. Your simply going to have to make them faster! Lol. Keep up the wonderful work!

I've seen a couple of other early treatments of this subject and yours is of course the most informative. Thanks for this. I always look forward to your thoughtful, scientifically-supported videos and am glad to see the channel growing.