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The Giza Plateau is probably the best-known ancient site on earth. From the Great Pyramid to the Sphinx and beyond, most can likely close their eyes and picture it. Yet, not only are these monuments among earthamp;#39;s most well-known, but they stand among its most mysterious. Despite centuries of vigorous study, we are still unsure who built these things, and why. Five miles to the southwest of the Giza Plateau, in the ancient necropolis of Zawyet El Aryan, a site exists which may provide the missing piece of the puzzle, a site which may hold the key to understanding all of Egyptamp;#39;s greatest mysteries In May of 1900, an Italian architect and Egyptologist named Alessandro Barsanti was conducting research at a site known as the Layer Pyramid in Zawyet El Aryan. Barsanti had worked for the Egyptian Antiquities Service for decades, becoming famous for his discovery of the tomb of Akhenaten in 1891, and with his vast experience, he quickly realized that the Layer Pyramid was no