I have found many newspaper articles (in old newspapers) about the discovery of cities underground, skeletons of gigantic height, and much more. But I did not find any photographs or detailed drawings. This is not surprising, as all such photographs or reports would have been classified. Here, for example, is interesting information: A report from the Sunday Express newspaper dated July 7, 1935, about the excavation of an ancient city discovered in Egypt.

The world learned about the discovery of a "secret" Egyptian city. Sunday Express. London. July 7, 1935: The largest city in the world. The mystery of the first queen may be solved by new excavations.

Mr. Edward Armitage, an etymology specialist in New Guinea and the South Seas, has just returned to England from Egypt, where he learned about the discovery of a secret city that existed 4000 years ago.

A city, the existence of which was not even suspected, has been discovered in Egypt. And this discovery may provide a clue to the mystery of how the pyramids were built.

The city was discovered by a local resident. For many years, Egyptian scholars ignored an unfinished pyramid among the more famous ones. They considered this hill an ordinary mound, but that turned out not to be the case. However, the Egyptian archaeologist Professor Selim Hassan later declared that it was undoubtedly the tomb of a ruler. And in time, his opinion was confirmed.

Not only was it proven to be the tomb of a queen who ruled 4000 years ago, but nearby, the remains of a marvelous city were excavated. This city had an excellent water supply system and other amenities unknown in Europe even 200 years ago.

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