What Egyptologists don't want you to see! An adventure in photojournalism: B&W Version (Volume 2)

“A shocking compilation of photographic evidence that is sure to raise the dander of the orthodox Egyptologists.”

Larry Dean Hunter, Independent Researcher of Egyptology

In March of 2013 former U.S. Navy journalist Jerret Gardner published the first results of his 2009 thirty day investigation, which took him from the Giza pyramids all the way to the Aswan granite quarry more than 500 miles away. During that time he uncovered and photographed new evidence in direct contradiction to Egyptology’s long standing paradigm – and Egyptologists are taking notice.

“Of course there is a ton of archaeological data showing that the Egyptians built the pyramids of Giza in the 4th Dynasty. But, the author doesn't want you to see that!”

Egyptologist Peter J. Brand

What Egyptologists don’t want you to see – An adventure in photojournalism, is available in full HD color as well as black & white for Kindle users. You can also get it in paperback. Once you read and see the evidence for yourself, you will never look at the Great Pyramids of Giza the same again.

“I highly recommend this book for anyone serious about finding out about this direction of research.”

Steven Myers, author of Lost Technologies of the Great Pyramid.