István Sörös

He is definitely considered to be an "outsider". If anyone, he has come from outside into the camp of those who investigate the Egyptian misteries. The desire woke up in him in 1999 for the first time to get to the bottom of the solutions which has been searched by others in no vain until now. As he does not like the unlocked cases he read himself through the topic, what's more he searched for supporters so that he can continue solving the problem on the spot, on the land of pharaos. As a practical man he did not sink in studying the theories that have come to nothing and failed but "investigating the spot" - as a good detective - made his own version. Typical enough that anyone he has spoken to about the topic - should it be a water engineer or a geologist, maybe a student of the Mechanical University or a historian - were nearly all influenced by the theory that he had worked out. Present book was preceded by a two-year-long preparing work, while the discoverer could have more and more supporters behind him. We would not wonder if among the readers of this book that shows the results of the discovery would also be a few.