Egyptian pyramids hiding ‘vast underground city’ as scientists make incredible discover

The report has identified eight separate vertical cylinder-shaped objects spanning more than 2,100 feet under the pyramids - which is also accompanied by an array of other unknown structures 4,000 feet deeper.

If the data is accurate, it would be “ground-breaking” and could change the history of ancient Egypt.

Experts believe they have discovered “a vast underground city” spanning directly beneath the iconic Egyptian pyramids

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Conyers admitted that the only real way to prove the theory would be to carry out targeted excavations of the area.

“My take is that as long as authors are not making things up and that their basic methods are correct, their interpretations should be given a look by all who care about the site.

“We can quibble about interpretations, and that is called science. But the basic methods need to be solid,” he said.

He explained he could not actually identify any hidden structures underneath the set of pyramids.

Beyond the iconic megastructures, the area is also home to a number of smaller temples, cemeteries and an ancient village

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The Giza pyramid complex houses the Great Pyramid, the pyramid of Khafre and the pyramid of Menkaure - as well as the Great Sphinx. Each pyramid was built and named after a pharaoh of the ancient civilisation.

Beyond the iconic megastructures, the area is also home to a number of smaller temples, cemeteries and an ancient village.

Project spokeswoman Nicole Ciccolo said: “A vast underground city has been discovered beneath the pyramids.

“[The] ground-breaking study has redefined the boundaries of satellite data analysis and archaeological exploration.”