
2022, 2024, ____ #NFTs so its true. a Roaring 20s story. sorta. Yes, there is indeed a square hole—about 5 feet wide and nearly 6 feet deep—right on top of the head of the Great Sphinx of Giza. Historically, archaeologists like Auguste Mariette believed the shaft was carved in ancient times to anchor a heavy symbolic royal headdress or crown worn by the Sphinx. Modern Cover: In 1926, French engineer Émile Baraize cemented the shaft and installed a metal trapdoor (hatch) to protect the structure from weather damage.
