It DOES tie in - Moses WAS a true prince of Egypt - as well as half Hebrew
Posted on 09/22/2015 10:03:35 PM PDT by SteveH
There's reason to believe her tomb was found in antiquity (a gold scarab with her name on it was found on the Ulu Burun wreck), and moved, possibly to a cache of mummies analogous to the one near Deir el-Bahri (Theban tomb 320, or TT320); in the 19th century a bunch of grave goods from Nefertiti showed up in the markets in Egypt, suggesting that local yokel tomb robbers beat the archaeologists to the find. TT320 was found by robbers, but the robbers were discovered, arrested, and the cache (more than 50 individuals, including Ramses II) properly excavated and studied.
The Grand Rapids museum has a traveling exhibit on the discovery of KV-62, but my guess is it will be some kind of simulated crap. Almost went yesterday, but couldn’t cut out the estimated 90 minutes to do it. And it’s $18.
It DOES tie in - Moses WAS a true prince of Egypt - as well as half Hebrew
I (we) stood in line for 7 hours at the exhibit of the real stuff in New Orleans over a thanksgiving weekend
at 5:30, they closed the museum for private viewing by Exxon execs.
the cry and clamor was great. an exxon mukety muck came out and said those remaining in line would be permitted to view the collection
exxon would pay the staff to stay
I saw Ramses I in a museum in Niagara Falls in the early ‘70s and then again at the Carlos Museum on the Emory Campus in Atlanta GA about 15yrs ago. When they realized that it was a royal mummy they gave it back to Egypt. The most amazing coincidence in my lifetime. Ramses I spent about 100yrs in North America and I bumped into him twice.
They didn’t know it was Ramses I until the Egypt authority came over to inspect and confirm. His Royal Highness did a stint in the States as a curiosity.
They should probably leve it be until ISIS is destroyed. Otherwise if they get their hands on the tomb, or it contents wherever it may wind up, it will be destroyed.
Moses and Akhenaten (review and summary by Graham Hancock)
https://grahamhancock.com/moses-akhenaten-same-person-osman/
Documentary Hypothesis (wikipedia)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Documentary_hypothesis
Chances are high that the tomb of Tutankhamen, ancient Egypt's boy-king, has passages to a hidden chamber, which may be the last resting place of the lost Queen Nefertiti, Egyptian officials say.
There is huge international interest in Nefertiti, who died in the 14th century B.C. and is thought to have been Tutankhamen's stepmother. Confirmation of her final resting place would be the most remarkable Egyptian archaeological find this century.
New evidence from recent radar imaging is to be sent to a team in Japan for analysis. The results are expected to be announced in a month.
"We said earlier there was a 60 percent chance there is something behind the walls. But now after the initial reading of the scans, we are saying it's 90 percent likely there is something behind the walls," Egyptian Antiquities Minister Mamdouh al-Damaty told reporters.
He said he expected to reach the other side of the tomb's wall within three months.
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