Lost Resting Place Of Egyptian Queen Nefertiti May Have Been Hidden

Lost Tomb Of Ancient Egyptian Queen Nefertiti May Be Hidden In S Nefertiti’s tomb may have finally been found archaeologist says egyptian queen’s final resting place may be hidden behind a wall in the grave of king tut by toi staff 13 august 2015, 5:17 am edit. 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.

Archaeologists юааmayюаб юааhaveюаб Found юааqueenюаб юааnefertitiюабтащs Secret Burial юааplaceюаб 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. Researchers may have discovered a hidden chamber in the tomb of tutankhamun, reigniting a centuries old theory about the true final resting place of egyptian queen nefertiti. Some archaeologists believe nefertiti's mummy was discovered in 1898 and is on display in the egyptian museum. others think she died before her husband and is buried near where her bust was found. D r. nicholas reeves, a british archaeologist at the university of arizona, claims to have discovered queen nefertiti's long lost resting place behind hidden doorways in king tutankhamun's tomb.

Is The Lost Queen Nefertiti Hiding Behind Tutankhamun S Tomb Daily Some archaeologists believe nefertiti's mummy was discovered in 1898 and is on display in the egyptian museum. others think she died before her husband and is buried near where her bust was found. D r. nicholas reeves, a british archaeologist at the university of arizona, claims to have discovered queen nefertiti's long lost resting place behind hidden doorways in king tutankhamun's tomb. High resolution scans suggest the tomb of ancient egypt's boy king tutankhamun contains passages to two hidden chambers, including what one british archaeologist believes is the last resting place. Another british archaeologist, nicolas reeves, believes that queen nefertiti's final resting place is tucked away in a hidden chamber inside king tut's tomb. reeves' theory, published in a report.