A story about the most enigmatic chapter of ancient Egypt On 6 December 1912 Muhammad Ahmad al-Sanusi works through the rubble of Thutmosis's studio in the ruins of the ancient city of Achet-Aton. And suddenly comes across an extraordinary work of art: the bust of the Nofretete. We then talk about the bust as it came to Berlin, the life of Queen Nofretete and King Echnaton and why the subsequent Pharaoh dynasty, the Amarna period, wanted to wipe…
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A story about the most enigmatic chapter of ancient Egypt On 6 December 1912 Muhammad Ahmad al-Sanusi works through the rubble of Thutmosis's studio in the ruins of the ancient city of Achet-Aton. And suddenly comes across an extraordinary work of art: the bust of the Nofretete. We then talk about the bust as it came to Berlin, the life of Queen Nofretete and King Echnaton and why the subsequent Pharaoh dynasty, the Amarna period, wanted to wipe…