Prominent Egyptian archaeologist says Nefertiti’s mummy may have been found

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Ancient Egypt’s Queen Nefertiti lived in the 14th century BCE. Her mummy was never found – possibly until now, an archaeologist says

, that Hawass says “I’m sure I’ll reveal Nefertiti’s mummy in a month or two.”, was a queen who was also referred to as Neferneferuaten-Nefertiti and whose heyday was 14th century BCE.

Hawass and archaeologists working with him and before him have uncovered the tombs and found mummies of several pharaohs and significant personalities of the time, but the remains of Nefertiti have yet to be found. Archaeologists believe that there are still large numbers of undiscovered mummies and treasures from Ancient Egypt, even though there have been excavations that have been carried out over the past couple of centuries.

"I sincerely believe that [the main threat to the conservation of Egyptian heritage] is climate change," he says.

 

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Pls don't touch it I have no patience for some bad luck again

😅 Im just saying the last time they opened up a mummy coffin a deadly pandemic happened…..

Kamu eczacısı ek ödeme yönetmeliğinde haksızlığa uğradı ve yalnız bırakıldı… KamuEczacılarına Reform

Zahi Hawwas is a big quack :))

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