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Amazing Have Egyptologists Found Nefertiti S Long Lostо A british egyptologist and archaelogist believes he may have solved the millenia old mystery of where queen nefertiti is buried. nicolas reeves believes nefertiti, an egyptian queen who reigned. The long sought after tomb of the egyptian queen nefertiti may have been found. an english egyptologist has suggested her lost grave could rest in a familiar place — just beyond a wall in king.

Amazing Have Egyptologists Found Nefertiti S Long Lost Tomb The He believes he has also found evidence that there are bricked up entrances. dr. reeves speculates that the design of where the king was laid to rest indicates the tomb was made for a woman. he believes that in one of the hidden chambers lays the remains of queen nefertiti, who could have been the king’s mother. Egyptologists have been puzzled by tutankhamun's tomb and nefertiti's location alike. the tomb located in egypt's valley of the kings is smaller than those of other kings' and is the most. Photo: shutterstock. nefertiti was the queen during egypt’s 18th dynasty (1300 bc). in this era, egypt was at its most prosperous and powerful. nefertiti was renowned for her beauty, which was captured in an iconic bust, now in the neues museum in germany. however, nefertiti was most famous for her marriage to the controversial pharaoh akhenaten. One of the world’s foremost egyptologists says that recent hieroglyphics discoveries in king tut’s tomb give further credence to a theory he put forth more than seven years ago: that queen.

Find Of The Century Queen Nefertiti S Long Lost Tomb Discovered Photo: shutterstock. nefertiti was the queen during egypt’s 18th dynasty (1300 bc). in this era, egypt was at its most prosperous and powerful. nefertiti was renowned for her beauty, which was captured in an iconic bust, now in the neues museum in germany. however, nefertiti was most famous for her marriage to the controversial pharaoh akhenaten. One of the world’s foremost egyptologists says that recent hieroglyphics discoveries in king tut’s tomb give further credence to a theory he put forth more than seven years ago: that queen. A more controversial theory, first publicized in 2003, claimed she was one of three unnamed mummies found within the tomb of pharaoh amenhotep ii. both theories have been dismissed by egypt’s. The nefertiti bust is pictured during a press preview of the exhibition 'in the light of amarna' to mark the 100 years of the nefertiti bust discovery at the neues museum (new museum) in berlin.