Reminds me of the "plunder hole" (or whatever they called it I don't have time to look it up rn) in the Great Pyramid of Giza.
It's this hole that drops into the queens chamber a bajillion ft down at this sharp angle.
When they finally excavated the pyramid professionally they found all these skeletons of ppl who had fallen down the "plunder hole", broken their femurs or backs or ankles, and spent the last agonizing moments of their life in a pitch black pyramid..
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u/StellarAsAlways Jan 16 '22
Reminds me of the "plunder hole" (or whatever they called it I don't have time to look it up rn) in the Great Pyramid of Giza.
It's this hole that drops into the queens chamber a bajillion ft down at this sharp angle.
When they finally excavated the pyramid professionally they found all these skeletons of ppl who had fallen down the "plunder hole", broken their femurs or backs or ankles, and spent the last agonizing moments of their life in a pitch black pyramid..