The recent discovery of a massive Sphinx-like structure in Pakistan has caused quite a stir.
Located less than 6,000 kilometers away from the renowned Sphinx of Giza, Egypt, this newfound monument has been dubbed the Baluchistan Sphinx.
What makes this discovery even more intriguing is its potential age. It appears to be much older than its Giza counterpart, hinting that it might have been the prototype for the Egyptian Sphinx.
History tells us of many civilizations that predate the Egyptians, but this particular structure holds significance. It might be the earliest sphinx monument ever built.
While some skeptics argue that it’s merely a natural formation that has taken its shape over eons, the resemblance to the Giza Sphinx is uncanny.
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Though there’s no solid evidence to challenge the established age of the Giza Sphinx, the Baluchistan Sphinx seems to date back around 12,500 years. In comparison, the Pyramids of Giza are estimated to be approximately 4,500 years old, suggesting that the Baluchistan Sphinx might indeed be much older.
