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The Great Pyramid of Giza has a new 'room'.
Experts told everyone the news a few weeks ago.
The room is long – nine metres by two metres.
This pyramid was for an Egyptian king, King Khufu.
Experts, like Zahi Hawass, hope to learn important information.
An international team found the room.
They used technology, like scans.
In this way, the team didn't damage the pyramid.
200 years ago, the situation was different.
Then, workers had to use their hands and tools.
The Great Pyramid is 146 metres high.
Ancient Egyptians built it 4,500 years ago.
It's one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.
And it's the only one still here.
Zahi Hawass thinks this news could change everything.
It could help find King Khufu in the pyramid.
Years ago, they found his tomb.
In my opinion, it is protecting the actual burial chamber of King Khufu."
Time will tell.
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