Second Sphinx at Giza? The Khafre Project claims SAR Doppler tomography has revealed a buried “twin” of the Great Sphinx on the Giza Plateau, and says facial-recognition software returned a 96.5% match. The latest presentation from researchers Filippo Biondi and Corrado Malanga claims satellite-based radar tomography has detected a second Sphinx hidden beneath a mound of rubble known as the 'montagnella'.*
*Correction & credit: The location hypothesis The Khafre Project's scan of that location was prompted by his research, and we're glad to set the record straight.
Full presentation (Expedition, Nicole Ciccolo):
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Sources and credits
- Full presentation (Expedition, Nicole Ciccolo)
- - Montagnella Photo - Damiano Piras, first published in his 2025 book "L'Alba di una Nuova Sfinge - Ipotesi sulla posizione di una seconda Sfinge a Giza" ("The Dawn of a New Sphinx")
- Our first look at the Khafre Project
- The validation conference
- Four satellites confirm it
