Serapeum of Saqqara
Referenced in 2 episodes
Definition
An underground complex in Egypt containing huge granite boxes weighing 50 tons or more, traditionally explained as burials for sacred Apis bulls. Alternative researchers argue the precision and logistics point to lost technology.
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