Ancient Egypt's Forgotten Labyrinth

For millennia, whispers of a vanished wonder greater than the pyramids have haunted the sands of Egypt. Ancient writers—Herodotus, Strabo, Diodorus, and Pliny—described an immense labyrinth at Hawara, a complex of thousands of chambers, courts, and colonnades so vast that even the Great Pyramid paled in comparison. Yet today, almost nothing remains: only scattered foundations and faint traces bene...