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She was a Lioness. Video of the Great Sphinx Robbery, and her Identity Theft.

The Bearded Lady. She was "bearded" by the King, and this was a theological seismic event.

GCF1:
The Second Sphinx?
Not so much.

2015 Sunset aerial shows faint trace of possible lioness neck remnants carved away.
"Mehit's Stump!"

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She was Mehit

Mehit was the Patron of Priests, Scribes and Archivist Guild dating back to the First Dynasty, some 500 years prior to the supposed creation of the Sphinx.

At the Scene of the Crime

Robert Neyland and Manu Seyfzadeh in the Sphinx Enclosure 2022

Identity Theft!

Head re-carved into likeness of the King.

Everything Must Fit

If true, then all elements present throughout history must have fit into original proportional lioness head.

Aerial shows the Stump!

Faint traces behind the head of Sphinx of neck remnants, only visible from above, not from the ground.

Lehner Bed 7a.

Topographic survey shows outline. Courtesy of Mark Lehner 1991 thesis "Archeology of an Image"

Layers of repairs!

The Great Sphinx was not built! It was quarried directly from the limestone bedrock, and has been repaired numerous times from antiquity.

Mehit bent key Cairo museum

This icon can be found on sealings all the way back to First Dynasty. From Cairo Museum.

Lioness from Lion Hill Saqqara

From Cairo Museum. Vastly predates purported creation of Great Sphinx.

Nemes Tail convergence

The crisp inscribed lines of the Nemes Headdress are still clearly visible, pointing to where they converged into the tail of the headdress. Even though the head has been fully exposed for the lifetime of the monument!

Buried in the 1860s

Some of the earliest photos of the Sphinx, almost but not completely buried in sand, as the monument was for much of its life.

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Severely Deteriorated

1920s, before the concrete restoration work was performed in 1926.

Explore the Greatest Identity Theft in History

Free the Lioness!

She was a Lioness. Video of the Great Sphinx Robbery, and her Identity Theft.

The Bearded Lady. She was "bearded" by the King, and this was a theological seismic event.

GCF1:
The Second Sphinx?
Not so much.

2015 Sunset aerial shows faint trace of possible lioness neck remnants carved away.
"Mehit's Stump!"

Photo Gallery

Click image for full size

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Explore the Greatest Identity Theft in History

She was a Lioness. Video of the Great Sphinx Robbery, and her Identity Theft.

The Bearded Lady. She was "bearded" by the King, and this was a theological seismic event.

GCF1: The Second Sphinx? Not so much.

2015 Sunset aerial shows faint trace of possible lioness neck remnants carved away. "Mehit's Stump!"

Photo Gallery

Click image for full size

Contact Information

GCF1:
The Second Sphinx?
Not so much.

2015 Sunset aerial shows faint trace of possible lioness neck remnants carved away.
"Mehit's Stump!"

Contact
Information