юааhigh Tech Radar May Have Just Led Researchers To Discover Nefertitiтащsюаб Art world high tech radar may have just led researchers to discover nefertiti’s secret burial chamber in king tut’s tomb. if true, “it could be the biggest archaeological discovery ever.". Jo marchant. a limestone bust of egypt's queen nefertiti is on display at the neues museum, berlin. credit: oliver lang ddp afp getty. a radar survey around the tomb of tutankhamun in egypt’s.
High Tech Radar May Have Just Led Researchers To Researchers may have found queen nefertiti’s tomb within king tut’s. researchers say the discovery of a new chamber could shine new light on one of ancient egypt’s most turbulent times, and. Tut died aged just 19 and his burial complex is small for a monarch*, leading some experts to speculate* that parts of it remain undiscovered. now scientists have used hi tech radar scans to reveal possible evidence of hidden chambers beyond the tomb’s north wall, nature reports. the corridor like space measures 2m high and more than 10m long. The lost tomb of queen nefertiti may be hidden undisturbed just behind the burial chamber of king tutankhamun in the valley of the kings, according to a study examining high resolution scans of the chamber walls. in a report published by the amarna royal tombs project, nicholas reeves of the university of arizona said the scans by factum arte. Mr reeves believes the remains of tutankhamun, who died 3,000 years ago aged 19, may have been rushed into an outer chamber of what was originally nefertiti's tomb. the remains of tutankhamun, who.
юааhigh Tech Radar May Have Just Led Researchers To Discover Nefertitiтащsюаб The lost tomb of queen nefertiti may be hidden undisturbed just behind the burial chamber of king tutankhamun in the valley of the kings, according to a study examining high resolution scans of the chamber walls. in a report published by the amarna royal tombs project, nicholas reeves of the university of arizona said the scans by factum arte. Mr reeves believes the remains of tutankhamun, who died 3,000 years ago aged 19, may have been rushed into an outer chamber of what was originally nefertiti's tomb. the remains of tutankhamun, who. The researchers surveyed the tomb with ground penetrating radar and discovered a previously unknown space near king tut's burial. the uncovered area is about 7 feet high and 33 feet long. She may be ancient egypt’s most famous face, but the quest to find the eternal resting place of queen nefertiti has never been hotter. thanks to the now iconic limestone plaster bust of her found in 1912 at amarna, her striking beauty and elegance have captured millions of hearts around the world.
High Tech Radar May Have Just Led Researchers To The researchers surveyed the tomb with ground penetrating radar and discovered a previously unknown space near king tut's burial. the uncovered area is about 7 feet high and 33 feet long. She may be ancient egypt’s most famous face, but the quest to find the eternal resting place of queen nefertiti has never been hotter. thanks to the now iconic limestone plaster bust of her found in 1912 at amarna, her striking beauty and elegance have captured millions of hearts around the world.
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