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Operation Hermes is set to investigate further the still to be discovered
Hall of Records, just north of the Giza Plateau. The team, consisting of Ph.D.
qualified archaeologists, geophysicists, doctors, surveyors and other
specialists is lead by Adam Child, Bill Shirely and Nigel Appleby who are almost
ready for their 1998 expedition.
The team, using mathematical codes hidden in Egyptian writings, has confirmed
the location of 'The Hall Of Records' as the same position, located using
astronomical data, discovered by Robert Bauval and Graham Hancock. Using the
very latest technology, including ground penetrating radar, seismic refraction
and fluxgate gradiometry the team hope to demonstrate the existence and size of
the buried chamber which is on private land several kilometers to the north of
the Giza complex.
The site of 'The Hall Of Records' corresponds with the projected site of Sirius
in relation to the map of Orion laid out by the Giza complex. It also links with
other mathematical projections and sacred and geometrical alignments.
The team have tried to avoid publicity but since an article in The Sunday Times
earlier in the year they have had to go public. The team are very aware of the
sensitive situation surrounding the whole Giza complex and to this end are
liaising very closely with the British Embassy in Cairo.
The whole issue surrounding the 'Hall of Records' has been shrouded in
controversy ever since Edgar Cayce predicted its discovery in one of his many
'sleeping' sessions. He claimed that discovery would come before the end of
1998. Should the 'Hall of Records' be discovered and it contents prove to be
what is expected, the benefits to Egypt and the world will be enormous.
We look forward to hearing from Adam and the team in the very near future and
wish them the best of luck.
Rob Speight
December 1997
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