Egyptian Queen Nefertiti S Tomb May Have Been Discovere Queen nefertiti, who may have ruled egypt before her son, king tutankhamun, lived around 3,300 years ago. her tomb has never been found. 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.
Was Queen Nefertiti S Hidden Tomb Finally Found Two Secret Chambers 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. A british archaeologist believes ancient egypt’s queen nefertiti may be buried behind a secret door inside of king tut’s tomb. updated: august 31, 2018 | original: august 13, 2015. howard. Some have doubts about zawass’s potential discovery. “i doubt that the [team] will find the mummy and the original tomb of nefertiti in luxor for religious and political reasons,” hussein. 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.
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