Egypt scraps pyramid renovation plan after international outcry
- The Menkaure Pyramid Review Committee halted plans to restore the cladding of a Giza pyramid to maintain its archaeological value.
- The restoration plan was criticized by archaeologists, with Monica Hanna deeming it "entirely unscientific."
- Zahi Hawass reassured the public that the pyramids of Giza are safe and cannot be altered, preventing potential structural damage.
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Egypt scraps pyramid renovation plan after international outcry
Egpyt has scrapped the plan to restore the cladding on one of three great pyramids of Giza, said a committee formed by the country's tourism minister in a statement on Saturday (Feb 17). The head of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, Mostafa Waziri, had made the announcement of the Menkaure pyramid's renovation in the month of January, dubbing it "the project of the century". The renovation work, which was aimed at restoring the structure'
·Noida, India
Read Full ArticleEgypt abandons its contentious plan to renovate the pyramids
The plan was revealed last month by Mostafa Waziri, secretary general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, who dubbed it as 'the project of the century'. However, there was a swift international outcry that the ancient monument might be changed
·Mumbai, India
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