Gantenbrink's door- a summary report
An initial Summary report.
As at 02.55 GMT, Tue 17/9/2002, the little robot camera was sent through the
recently drilled hole within Gantenbrinks door.
Points of note...
1.Gantenbrinks door : only 3 inches in depth, far less than many had proposed
- I myself had assumed about 12-18 inches.
Post drilling, it can now be seen that the right door 'handle' (although what
the 'handle' really is, no one knows) has now also fallen away,
almost certainly due to the exploration work.
2. New chamber...
Size, width/depth are the same as Queens shaft, roughly 8inches by
9inches.
Distance between Gantenbrinks door, and this new door, approx, 12-18inches
(i guess).
3. New door...
Size : same as Gantenbrinks door, although depth is unknown. Texture looks very
rough, certainly this is not a specially crafted covering stone. Two parallel
lines, running vertically down the face of the door, spaced about 2inches apart.
The marks are intermittant.
Floor mark : a significant line is noted in front of the new door.
Personal view
Finding a new door has been somewhat of a surprise, and yet at the same time,
not. Just looking through a few books, you can see that in many cases multiple
stone plugs are used to seal off chambers. In the case of the Queens Southern
shaft, maybe there are even more blocking stones.
Speculating, i suggest there is probably another door behind this latest one, I
predict a set of 3, beyond which lies some kind of small chamber containing a
tiny statue or something of note. The only thing that bothers me, is that all
this drilling is tainting what is a very unique place, a special place. I
personally just hope they now use some form of external scanning/imaging method
to locate any new chambers that may still yet remain hidden.
Video clip (6mins, 30s) of the moment the new chamber/shaft was shown to the
world, see:
exploration video clip
To download, right click on the link, then 'save target as' into a folder on
your computer someplace.
Clip is around 6Mb in size, download time 56k : 25mins , Broadband : 1-2mins.
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As follows, a few screen shots that i have taken via the video clip from the
National Geographic broadcast 17/9/2002. Credit to Pete VanderZwet for first
posting this clip, via Graham Hancock.com
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