The Discovery of Hidden Cameras in Tutankhamun's Tomb Opens the Door to Find Nefertiti's Sarcophagus
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The Discovery of Hidden Cameras in Tutankhamun's Tomb Opens the Door to Find Nefertiti's Sarcophagus
Christopher Gaffney, archaeologist and land penetration radar specialist at Bradford University, calls 'Nature' the report 'fascinating'
He was famous for his golden mask: measurements indicate that there may be other previously undiscovered rooms in the tomb of the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun. Is there the mummy of Nofretete?
“We have something here,” said Mamdouh El Damaty, then Egyptian Antiquities Minister, in an interview he gave ABC in Cairo in 2015, following analyses in Tutankhamon’s tomb pointing to “90%” of the existence of a hidden camera after Pharaoh’s funeral stay. British Egyptologist Nicholas Reeves was convinced that it was the burial of the famous Queen Nefertiti. Damaty was more cautious, although he warned journalist Alicia Alamillos that “most lik…
Tutankhamun's tomb in Egypt's Valley of the Kings is still a mystery to archaeologists. One of the questions they are trying to answer is whether behind...More...
A paper published on the 17th in the British science journal Nature suggests the possibility of a "hidden chamber" existing deep within the tomb of the ancient Egyptian king Tutankhamun. Since the hypothesis of a "space" existing within Tutankhamun's tomb was proposed in 2015, the site of Tutankhamun's discovery near Luxor in southern Egypt in 1922 has attracted the attention of archaeologists, and analysis has continued. The research team has n…
Egyptian and British scientists have obtained new geophysical evidence pointing to the final resting place of Queen Nefertiti behind the tomb walls of Pharaoh Tutankhamun. 🚆
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