A significant archaeological find is set to be revealed in 2026 as Egyptologist Dr. Zahi Hawass announced a new discovery within the Pyramid of King Khufu. Advanced scanning technologies have detected a 30-meter corridor leading to a sealed door, promising to shed new light on ancient Egyptian history. Dr. Hawass emphasized this during a talk at the Sharjah International Book Fair.
Famous Egyptologist Dr. Zahi Hawass shared that a ‘remarkable discovery’ was made inside the Pyramid of King Khufu, with a 30-meter corridor leading to a sealed door noted through advanced scanning technologies. This find is expected to rewrite a chapter of ancient Egyptian history and was revealed during a session at the Sharjah International Book Fair.
During his talk, Dr. Zahi Hawass reflected on his scientific journey in Egyptology, sharing his passion for uncovering secrets of ancient Egyptian civilization. He highlighted the Grand Egyptian Museum as a world-class institution, particularly drawing attention to its collection of Tutankhamun artifacts. The museum’s opening received international acclaim.
Dr. Zahi Hawass also discussed the use of radars and robots in studying the pyramids, with radars aiding in discovering voids and corridors, and robots employed for internal cleaning. The upcoming reveal of the new discovery within the Pyramid of Khufu in 2026 is eagerly anticipated by the archaeological community and enthusiasts alike, as it holds the promise of revealing more about Egypt’s rich history. Stay tuned for further updates on this exciting find.
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