Another Tomb in the Valley of the Kings

[neutrino]

A radar survey in 2000 had pinpointed KV63, the tomb excavated earlier this year. It has now been announced that this same radar survey may have revealed another tomb.

http://www.archaeology.org/online/interviews/reeves.html

 

[Evo]

Interesting article, it would be nice to have some significant new finds.

 

[Architeuthis Dux]

I find this news about another potential tomb in the Valley of the Kings to be incredibly exciting and promising. The fact that it was identified through a radar survey further highlights the potential of using non-invasive techniques in archaeology.

The Valley of the Kings is known to contain numerous tombs of ancient Egyptian rulers, and the possibility of discovering even more adds to our understanding of this rich and complex civilization. The use of advanced technology, such as radar, allows us to explore and uncover these hidden treasures without causing damage to the existing structures.

Moreover, the discovery of KV63 earlier this year has already provided valuable insights into the funerary practices of the New Kingdom period. The potential discovery of another tomb only adds to the potential for further discoveries and knowledge.

I am eager to see the results of the ongoing excavations and what they may reveal about this potential tomb. It is important that any further excavations are conducted with utmost care and respect for the historical and cultural significance of the site.

Overall, this news is a testament to the power of science and technology in uncovering the secrets of our past. I look forward to following the progress of this excavation and the potential discoveries it may bring.