Confessions of an Egyptologist: Lost Libraries, Vanished Labyrinths, and the Unexpected Truth Beneath the Vaults

The famous researcher of ancient civilizations and the world's most famous ideologist of the theory of paleocontact, whose books have been translated into 28 languages, tells the story of his friend, the Egyptologist Adel, who was locked up for several days in the underground rooms of the step pyramid in Saqqara. The young man tried to find a way out of the ground, wandered through the corridors and cells and saw "impossible" things that even professional archaeologists do not know about, because the history of Egypt, according to Adel, has two sides: official and strictly classified, hidden from the general public . The book lifts the veil on the secrets that Adele encountered in the underground labyrinth. So, for example, there is every reason to believe that the Great Pyramid of Giza was nothing more than a giant library created for the people of the future. Who, for thousands of years, destroyed the knowledge stored in it, because we are talking about millions of books? Von Däniken argues that if we had at our disposal even one thousandth of what was written by people in antiquity, we would completely change our understanding of the past of mankind.