Workers and/or researchers reportedly find graffiti dated 1902 bearing “Glasgow” at the top of one of the Pyramids of Giza, according to the outlet’s report. The writing is described as a kind of early tourist or visitor mark—similar to other graffiti that appears on famous monuments when people leave permanent reminders of their visits.
The report notes that the Pyramids of Giza are among the world’s most photographed tourist destinations, which provides context for how such markings can survive for long periods. While this source focuses on the historical date and the city name, it does not provide detailed attribution about who added the graffiti, the exact location on the pyramid, or the methods used to confirm the age. It also does not compare the finding with other documented graffiti in the area.
