Posted on Mar 20, 2016
Scans show hidden chambers in King Tut’s tomb, possible resting place of Queen Nefertiti |...
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It is interesting how technology is helping us to expand our knowledge of the past. I only wish I could be there if and or when they decide to open those hidden chambers.
Scans show hidden chambers in King Tut’s tomb, possible resting place of Queen Nefertiti |...
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I was just reading about this the other day SSgt Mark Lines. Very interesting. I was in Egypt twice, once with the military and once with my son on a Med cruise. I loved going in those pyramids the first time and the Egyptian Museum. So much history. Thanks for sharing.
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SSgt Mark Lines I was reading this article before and they're thinking one of the two chambers may be the resting place of Queen Nefertiti. I wonder what will be inside the chambers. The Egyptian Royalty was well prepared for the after life according to their beliefs with the objects placed in their tombs. This could be a great archeological discovery and I hope they do not damage anything they find inside the chambers.
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CPT (Join to see) Agreed. King Tutankhamun's tomb was the first one that was discovered to NOT be plundered. So all the grave goods in the other chambers should be intact. I am hoping that when they open those rooms, we will see a repeat of archaeologist Carter's famous words. When asked if he saw anything in the tomb, replied, "Yes, wonderful things!"
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