Lost labyrinth of Egypt scannedintroThe Mataha-expedition researched the lost labyrinth of Egypt at Hawara. A colossal temple described by many classic authors like Herodotus and Strabo, to contain 3000 rooms full of hieroglyphs and paintings. A legendary building lost for 2 millenia under the ancient sands of Egypt. Bringing the highest level of technology to unlock the secrets of the past. The sand of Hawara was scanned in 2008 by the Belgian Egyptian expedition team. Although ground penetrating techniques are used by archaeologists for years, the Mataha-expedition (Mataha = labyrinth in Arabic) was the first to apply this technology at Hawara, to solve the enigma born in the Renaissance for once. - Lost labyrinth of Egypt scanned. SUPPORT - Mataha Foundation - People willing to directly contribute to the archaeological exploration and preservation of the labyrinth of Egypt, can join or make a donation to the Mataha Foundation. The Mataha Foundation supports and promotes ongoing research into the labyrinth at Hawara. This non-profit organization is established in 2009 by Louis De Cordier, the coordinator of the Mataha Expedition. For more info see > www.matahafoundation.com