Egypt announced numerous archaeological findings recently in efforts to revive its tourism industry
ancient egypt
There are many texts from The Book of the Dead, and analysis of the new finding may shed light on ancient Egyptian funerary traditions
It goes deeper than you think...
"The first elements discovered so far inside the tomb seem to indicate that it dates back to the 18th dynasty" of pharaohs Akhenaton & Tutankhamun
Previously, archaeologists have found crocodile mummies buried inside temples
"The anatomy of his skull guided the facial reconstruction, so I think it's a much more realistic appearance than any of the ones we’ve seen in the past"
Two heads made of alabaster were found near the temple, one of which dates to the Ptolemaic period
For example: Carter was not the Tomb’s first intruder!...
The giant granite sarcophagus is covered in inscriptions dedicated to Ptah-em-wia, who headed the treasury of King Ramses II, Egypt’s mightiest pharaoh
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