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Scientists' now more confident 'city' sits under Egypt's Giza Pyramids

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Last week , a team in Italy presented bombshell research that claimed to have discovered multi-thousand-foot-tall wells and chambers under the Khafre Pyramid .

If true, it would turn Egyptian - and human - history on its head.

Independent experts have said the discovery is 'completely wrong' and lacked any scientific basis.

Researchers said they determined 'a confidence level well above 85 percent ' that the 'structures identified beneath the Pyramid of Khafa' exist.

Ancient Egyptian text interpreted as historical records of a pre-existing civilization that was destroyed during a cataclysmic event.

The team also believes the structures were built around 38,00 years ago , which predates the oldest known man-made structure of its kind by tens of thousands of years.

But Professor Conyers said: ''That is a really outlandish idea'.

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