In 1909, the Phoenix Gazette published two article

 In 1909, the Phoenix Gazette published two articles about the discovery of a massive underground citadel hidden within a cave in the Grand Canyon. The first article, published in March, only briefly mentions explorer G.E. Kinkaid's explorations down the Colorado River and his interesting archaeological discoveries. However, the second article, published in April, delves more deeply into Kinkaid's exploration, in which he discovered an ancient city hidden within hand-carved caves.



According to Kinkaid's account, the tunnels and caves contained mummies, hieroglyphic writings, and various war weapons and copper instruments with sharpened edges as hard as steel. He estimated that around 50,000 people had once lived in the tunnels and caves. Moreover, Kinkaid described the city as having an oriental or Egyptian flavour, with hard-carved tunnels and caves that resembled those in ancient Egypt.

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