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Egyptian archaeologists discovered the secret tunnel in the tomb of a pharaoh from 60 years, but until now they did not know the purpose of its existence.
Egyptian archaeologists discovered the secret tunnel in the tomb of a pharaoh from 60 years, but until now they did not know the purpose of its existence.
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Standing in the staircase dating back 3300 years, General Secretary of the Supreme Council of Antiquities Zahi Hawass is Egypt tunnel discoveries from the tomb of Seti First - Monday pharaoh in the 19th dynasty of Egypt. 19th dynasty that existed from 1550 to 1069 BC. His tomb in the Valley of the Kings near Luxor, Egypt.  |
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| Photo from 1960 shows that workers who get into a tunnel to enter the tomb of King Seti cellar First. During the 60s archaeologists only excavated to a depth of 100 m. |
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| Images snakes carved on the walls of the secret tunnel. Ancient Egyptians believed that snakes whose mission is to lead the soul to Heaven. |
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| Artwork tomb of King Seti the First revealed under the soil. |
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| Ancient Egyptians called the statue is small Shabti. Archaeologists found many shabti in the tomb of the pharaoh. They are buried in the tomb to kings servant in the afterlife. |
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| Hawass admitted archaeological experts have not understood the purpose of existence of a secret tunnel in the King Seti the First, even before many people thought it could lead to a treasure. |
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