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| March 07, 2023 03:29PM |
Waggy wrote:
“it’s likely that removal of some of the masonry under the lower chevron will be required in order to access the space and discover the manner of blockage at its south end.”
I wonder if this will happen. After work was done by Jean-Patrice Goidin and Gilles Dormion in 1986, when holes were drilled into the wall of the passage to the Queen’s Chamber, there was an outcry and permission for similar work was refused. It wasn’t until 2002 that destructive work was allowed with the drilling through the small slabs in the Air Shafts.
Neither exercise required any dismantling. Would it be justified to access this new chamber?
“it’s likely that removal of some of the masonry under the lower chevron will be required in order to access the space and discover the manner of blockage at its south end.”
I wonder if this will happen. After work was done by Jean-Patrice Goidin and Gilles Dormion in 1986, when holes were drilled into the wall of the passage to the Queen’s Chamber, there was an outcry and permission for similar work was refused. It wasn’t until 2002 that destructive work was allowed with the drilling through the small slabs in the Air Shafts.
Neither exercise required any dismantling. Would it be justified to access this new chamber?
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