Point 1
How did the erosion of the sphinx occur if during almost all its life it has been mostly covered by sand?
During reconstructions in the 1920s you can see that under the ancient repairs to the Sphinx there is much , much more ancient work. This means that even the estimates of the Sphinx being thousands of years older than a mere 4,500 years are gross underestimates. It must be at least 12,000 years old as the evidence will make clear.
There are numerous tunnels and doors that were blocked up in ancient Egyptian times. There are even some Roman reconstructions. The whole history of the Sphinx has been deliberately faked to eliminate the idea of previous advanced civilization and to sell tickets to see the Giza Complex.
Once the bottom of the Sphinx enclosure was cleared there were many previous restorations visible. The Sphinx was covered up several times in the very distant past by bricks and stone work. Even the enclosure was repaired in ancient times and there are cavities in the enclosure due to erosion. They are now covered up. There are many ancient megaliths buried under tons of later restoration work undertaken a very long time ago. The most ancient stone work is megalithic and the Sphinx was carved from the bedrock. Once the bedrock eroded away the ancient restorers covered it with large finely cut stone blocks. Later work is made from smaller cut stones and bricks.
You can see the inner surface of the Sphinx under layers of restorations. It is very weathered indicating it was very old even before the first restorations took place in very ancient times.
It looks as if even before the earliest restorations the front paws of the Sphinx were badly eroded indicating extreme age.
Different time periods of restoration works.
Inner chamber in the Sphinx
Large megalithic stone blocks under later more primitive reconstructions.
It appears that a cistern was made in the North Paw. it would seldom fill with water in the present climate.
Large smooth stone with sophisticated shaping under many layers of restorations.
The original surface of the Sphinx can be seen under layers of restorations.
The extreme age of the work here is apparent. It dates the construction of the original Sphinx so far in the past it hard to imagine how long it would take for stone to wear to this extent. Similar limestone cliffs on the Niagara Escarpment where the rainfall is over a meter a year and is around 14,000 years old since the ice age and it is not worn as much as these rocks are.
The hieroglyphics read: This is the Stelae of the man who did the restoration work during the reign of Kemet.
The name kemet is very ancient and it does refer to an ancient king and the land itself. A number of names were used for Egypt in ancient times. A popular ancient name for Egypt was "Kemet," which means the "black land." Scholars generally believe that this name derives from the fertile soil that is left over when the Nile flood recedes in August.
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