Posted on 09/21/2026 8:03:53 PM PDT by SunkenCiv
The tomb in which Tutankhamun's mummy was discovered in 1922 may originally have been built for a different ruler, before being adapted to house the remains of the Boy King following his untimely death...
in 2015 British Egyptologist Nicholas Reeves proposed that she may be lurking in a concealed room beyond the walls of Tut's tomb...
Previously, a number of experts -- including Howard Carter, who first uncovered KV 62 -- had noted that it seems rather small for a royal burial chamber. Reeves then pointed out that the structure is a "left-turning monument", and therefore conforms to the architectural norms of a queenly burial chamber from the Eighteenth Dynasty...
According to Reeves, the front part of KV 62 was then repurposed to accommodate Tutankhamun after his unexpected death...
In a new study, archaeologists including Reeves review the findings of seven major field campaigns conducted since he proposed his theory in 2015...
According to the authors, these studies have "identified with high probability the presence of a funerary complex of generally recognisable type extending some 25-30 meters [82-98 feet] to the north of KV 62."
(Excerpt) Read more at iflscience.com ...
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of course! He was the owner of the rootin’ tootin’ diamond.
If her nose had been half an inch longer?
If her nose had been half an inch longer?
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LOL!! The Three Stooges are American treasures.
“Hassan Bin Sober you are late. I got the diamond, you got the gate. Signed Oma Gosh, Emir of Schmow.”
They sure don't do comedy like that anymore. Thanks for the laugh!!
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