A scientist has claimed that the Garden of Eden was located in Egypt, not the Middle East, and that the Great Pyramid of Giza sits where the Tree of Life once stood. Dr. Konstantin Borisov argues that the rivers mentioned in the Bible correspond to the Nile, Euphrates, Tigris, and Indus, which align with Medieval European world maps. He supports his claims with ancient texts, biblical scripture, medieval maps, and early historians' accounts. While there is no evidence of the Garden of Eden, Borisov believes he has found clues that it once flourished in Egypt.