Evidence Found Lost Egyptian pyramids?

VIVAnews - Two pyramid complex may have been found, based on Google Earth satellite 

imagery survey.

Both are located far from each other, separated a distance of about 90 miles, or about 144.8 kilometers. As seen in satellite images, each site contains an unusual mound with attractive features and orientation. This was stated by satellite archeology researcher Angela Micol of Maiden, NC.

One site is located in Upper Egypt, only 12 miles from the city of Abu Sindhun are located along the Nile River, consists of four mounds, and a triangular plateau.

Two large mounds estimated width of 250 feet or 76.2 meters. While two other mounds estimated width of 100 feet or 30.48 meters.

Complex formation site is arranged in a very clear with huge mounds elongated with a width of about 620 feet or 188.7 meters.

"Under closer examination of the formation, the top of the pile has a very flat and has the form of an equilateral triangle are eroded by time," says Micol its website, Google Earth Anomalies, as published in the international science, Discovery.

Interestingly, when the picture is enlarged triangular shape, it appears there are two features two 7-meter-wide circle looks almost in the middle of the triangle.

While the second site is 90 miles to the north, near the oasis of Fayoum. pyramid complex both may contain four-sided, truncated mound that is approximately 150 feet wide or 45.72 meters.

"It has a different center square was very unusual for that size mound. From above almost looks like a pyramid, "wrote Micol. Located just 1.5 miles in the southeastern city of ancient, Dimai, this site also has three mounds smaller formations obvious. "Similar to the diagonal at the Pyramids of Giza." "The color of dark dune and similar material composition Dimai city walls are made of red brick and stone. "

History of the ancient city Dimai

Founded in the third century BC under Ptolemy Dynasty king, Ptolemy II Philadelphus 

(309 BC-246 BC), Dimai built on a Neolithic settlement, which is much older.

Also known as Dimeh al-Siba, Dimeh of the Lions, the city is surrounded by red brick walls are stretched, with a height of 32 feet and 16 feet thick. At its center stands a ruined stone temple, dedicated to Soknopaios, crocodile god. Indeed, the Greek name of the city is Soknopaiou Nesos, meaning "island Soknopaios."

The city is very popular among leading scientists, to papyrus, and other written manuscript found among the ruins.

Dimai reached its peak during the first and second centuries AD, thanks to its location on major trade routes. But in the middle of the 3rd century AD it began to be abandoned.

Micol sure there's pyramid behind the mound. "The pictures speak for themselves.'s Very clear the site of what may lie behind the mound. However, required verification that in fact, it is a pyramid," he said.

He believes the use of infrared imagery will allow scientists to look at the complex in more detail.

That was not the only site that unfolds through Google Earth. Previously, the researchers found a building suspected archaeological sites, including the alleged underwater city off the coast of the Yucatan peninsula.

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