Lost Labyrinth of Egypt
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Lost Labyrinth of Egypt has come up in 1 episode across 1 podcast in TMT, including Danny Jones Podcast. 1 person has made recorded remarks about it.
What people said
Louis De CordierBelgian artist and researcher who led the 2008 Mataha Expedition searching for the Lost Labyrinth of Egypt
De Cordier advocates non-intrusive archaeology using boreholes, cameras and laser void scanners rather than destructive digging.
“now we can do non-intrusive archeology, like with pin pole, like bore holes, and then putting in cameras and laser void scanners, like in a very sophisticated space age way”
Danny Jones Podcast: #426 - "I Scanned Egypt's Labyrinth & the Results Got Me Exiled" (Scans Revealed) | Louis De Cordier (Aug 28, 2026) · Listen from 59:25
De Cordier proposes feeding ancient texts into AI systems knowledgeable in multiple sciences to produce deeper translations.
“if you are able to feed this this technology i'd have to say these these texts into an ai system that's very knowledgeable about all these sciences”
Danny Jones Podcast: #426 - "I Scanned Egypt's Labyrinth & the Results Got Me Exiled" (Scans Revealed) | Louis De Cordier (Aug 28, 2026) · Listen from 54:41
De Cordier argues the labyrinth was described as a giant stone library containing all the information of the ancients.
“It's always been described as being this giant stone library with over 3,000 rooms full of hieroglyphs, the Hall of Records, all the information of the ancients, so the big library”
Danny Jones Podcast: #426 - "I Scanned Egypt's Labyrinth & the Results Got Me Exiled" (Scans Revealed) | Louis De Cordier (Aug 28, 2026) · Listen from 4:40
Podcasts
- Danny Jones Podcast · 1 episode
Episodes
#426 - "I Scanned Egypt's Labyrinth & the Results Got Me Exiled" (Scans Revealed) | Louis De CordierDanny Jones Podcast · Aug 28, 2026 · 2 h 36 min
Belgian researcher Louis De Cordier tells Danny Jones how his 2008 geophysical survey of Egypt's Hawara labyrinth got him blacklisted, and what later scans revealed.