The staircase to the Temple of Hathor is a complete mystery to archaeologists.

The staircase to the Temple of Hathor is a complete mystery to archaeologists.

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The steps of the staircase of the Temple of Hathor, located in Egypt, are completely melted, which science cannot explain in any way, since they are built of solid granite.

Upon closer examination of the staircase steps, it becomes clear that their damage could not have been caused by erosion or normal wear and tear

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