saqqara

The Rosetta Stone's uneven lines are markedly better-made than the crude inscriptions lately applied to the Saqqara boxes.

The big, empty, precisely-machined boxes in Saqqara with painfully crude exterior surface decorations are another big mystery.

If you're going to talk about how the impossible perfection of the sarcophagi at Saqqara means the Saites didn't produce them, for the sake of argument, fine.

The Netflix show ‘ Secrets of the Saqqara Tomb’ was great and good for kids too.

You may look at the stuff carved on the outside of the Saqqara boxes yourself.

But i guess there is just so much stuff buried near and around Saqqara that there is still more to discover.

Going to Saqqara for the step pyramid and the Pyramid of Unas (for the underground portion with the hieroglyphs) was also great.

The quality and precision of stonework seen in the boxes at Saqqara most resembles that of the best archaic and pre-dynastic jars.

It's curious the Saqqara sarcophagi are empty, but given the texts inscribed, the simplest explanation is that they just were never used.

The Serapeum of Saqqara is a New Kingdom site at the earliest.

Anyways, The pressure vessels found in Egypt - for example with a pyramid built around it at Saqqara - very likely resonate tuned LF resonance.

I have some work from Saqqara that's publicly available on our Explore page, but there's so much 3d content to get through.

If you want something that is more mysterious than the pyramids, google "Serapeum of Saqqara"

I googled “Saqqara boxes” and didn’t find any images where one could really tell.

It was talking about how the stones were transferred by boat from near Tora to Saqqara.

The Serapeum of Saqqara, 5 mi away, is full of empty stone sarcophagus-shaped boxes with 10-ton lids, not apparently looted.

Likewise the 50+-ton basalt boxes found empty underground at Saqqara, polished to a mirror sheen, optically flat, with interior faces exactly parallel.