RV SESSION REPORT. PROJECT: GLOBAL BEACON. SOURCE: 079

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00789R001601170001-5
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
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• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 13, 1998
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: November 24, 1986
• Content Type: HW

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side edifice containing numerous chambers and passageways. This
ancient tomb was built as the final resting place for the Fourth
Dynasty Pharaoh, Khu'fu, (2800 D.C.), is also known as the Great
Pyramid. At one time the tomb contained fabulous treasures, most
of which were stolen by grave robbers over the centuries. In
recent history, archaeologists have uncovered several, heretofore
unknown, chambers containing colorful hieroglyphics and a large
amount of an artifacts including gold and jewel encrusted
jewelry. The pyramid was visited by Napoleon's troops who
at to sack its "treasures" but they were centuries too late.
3. ( ) Source reported on a rolling, breezy, soft, warm
area which closely correlates to the general geographic description
of the site. Source further at that at this site there is at
least two structures, (TRUE!!), one of which is "hugh" in its
dimensions, (TRUE!!). Inside the structure, th9re are, "picture of
animals, designs and +aces on the wall of long al [ways. This may
have been a reference to the voluminous and coorful
I.....1 eroglyphics on the walls of the many passageways and chambers of
the Great Pyramid. Source reported that one of the over
impressions of this site is the, "preservation of history and
culture" which may be an obvious descriptive of the current at
of the site as well as its on purpose, the preservation of
the remains of an Egyptian monarch. The people depicted on the
walls of the site wore unusual (different) clothing and were noted
for their, "culture and refinement as well as their life of luxury
and ease". (TRUE!!). The area, according to Source, has witnessed
many wars and invasions in the area around the site, (TRUE!!).
4. ( ) Source erroneously reported on the existence of
spouting water in front of the at:: which may have been a
curious reference to the Nile River nearby. Source also reported
on the presence of decorative designs on the face of the structure.
This concept is wrong, however, it may have been driven by the
geometric impressions of the millions of stones stacked one on top
of the other used to build the pyramid. Oddly enough, Source, who,
normally takes great pains to report of the geometry of a target,
did not report on the one major shape of this site, the pyramid
itself. In psychic reporting this in itself- is not unusual, but it
should be expected that some referential aspects of this geometry
would have been reported, i.e., slanting lines, triangles, lines
slanting up, etc.
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