Exciting Archaeological Finds in Ancient Egypt That Brought Smiles to Scientists But NOT To Us - Price: $100

If you're like most people, you probably think of
Ancient Egypt as a dusty, ancient civilization. But did
you know that there are still plenty of surprises to be
found in the land of the Pharaohs?
Hello everyone and welcome back to the channel. In
this video, we'll take a look at somne of the rarest and
most fascinating discoveries that have been made in recent years. So sit back and enjoy as we explore some of the most intriguing finds in this ancient land. Let's start with Tomb KV5.
1995 excavations at KV5 uncovered the fact that the
My little-studied tomb was in fact the biggest tomb that had ever been built in the Valley of the Kings.
The tomb is still being excavated, and as of the most
recent report, the archaeologists have discovered 121
passageways and chambers inside it. The experts
have said that they believe more than 150 will
ultimately be unearthed.
Archaeologists discovered that the tomb was used to
inter the pharaoh Ramesses Il's kids at some point in
the past.
KV5 is believed to have held the remains of at least
six sons of royal families. It is possible that there were
SO many sons buried in the tomb since there are more
than 20 depictions of sons carved into its walls.
Archaeologists working on the Theban Mapping
Project detailed their findings in a paper that was
uploaded to the organization's website.

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