Queen Nefertiti's Resting Place Discovered? UPDATE: It's Full of Treasures..

Funny to watch how occultists come out with sensational discoveries when they need them to, not when the discoveries were actually made.

I'm very interested in this. I tried reading the story last night as was blocked from reading the story. Your link is excellent and reveals all the other info inaccessible last night.

Thank you.

You saying Dr Reeves is an occultist ??

I think the hypothesis that something may lay behind the wall is the discovery..for now. Plus it would need some matter of sensationalism to get the authorities to further investigate. That's my take.

You're welcome. If you like forgotten, forbidden or mysterious history you'll want to follow my Atlantis Awake threads. Lot's of secrets (hidden truths) out there to be revealed.

Last Edited by Birkeland on 08/11/2015 12:47 PM

I know nothing about him. But sure about his financiers.

adze

Interesting thanks OP :)

This is a very exciting development in archeology,
Birkeland! Queen Nefertiti and her son/hubby, Pharaoh
Tutankhamun (King "Tut") have been one of my favorite
research topics for many years...I've even done a
couple of threads on the two, myself.

I am hopeful that there will be some new "find"
with this discovery, something that may be very
interesting to many people.

The timing of these finds are always very coincidental
as well to TPTB releasing previously suppressed info
to the public...I'm holding my breath! Following the
display of the "King Tut Treasures" and National
Geographic "Specials" that were aired when the artifacts
toured the U.S.A. a few years back, some interest was
focused on one of the artifacts which seems to show a
very CLEAR reference to E.T. contact. After this
attention was given one of the artifacts, I noticed
that the Cairo Museum put out their own "TV Special"
on the artifact as "damage control" and the piece was
either ALTERED or an "altered copy" of the original
was made to change its appearance (& the original
"mind-blowing" message you will find there if you look
closely!). Here is one of my old threads on it if you
wish to check it out!
Thread: Pharoah "King Tut" and Neffertiti were FIRST Recorded Alien-Abduction Case? NEW PROOF!

Great Catch, Birkeland! Keep us posted for any
"surprise" announcements around this story. (It's
about time the whole King Tut story gets out!)

O'sCookie

Last Edited by TheOracle'sCookie on 08/13/2015 01:16 PM

I have always believed that she ruled Egypt after Akhenaten and before Tut.

Truly beautiful woman, and my Nefertiti necklace is a favorite of mine...

Thanks OP///

Thanks OC, davvi & everyone else interested in this topic.

The study of Ancient Egypt is very fascinating.

This story looks to be genuine and potentially the best Egyptian royal find so far. Egyptologists have wondered why Tut's tomb isn't bigger. His tomb is basically the same size as the ante-chamber and much smaller than other Kings. The thinking is that this is because his tomb was added to his mothers, Queen Nefertiti.

If so, her tomb will make Tut's, as glorious and stunning as it was seem like a member of the her court by comparasion. Tut's burial headpiece is awesome. Can you imagine what is in his mothers tomb? Akenhaten's rule was very prosperous.

:King-Tuthmosis:

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you like that leopard skin huh ;)

Yeah but I'm like one of those Peta people in the sense that I won't wear real fur or anything like that. I think it's cruel and sick to wear just for fashion....but like back in the day such as my native ancestors we had to wear the animal skins. We used as much of the animal as we could and we gave thanks to the animal for what it provided to us. If it was that way back in Egypt then that's okay...

IMG- opening of the mouth ceremony
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it reads from right to left

true, its the opener shape I find interesting..like on your avatar

:Pineal Gland:

"Minister of Antiquities to determine if Nefertiti is buried in King Tut's tomb in September."

Thank You Aye.

Fresh off the press:

"The archeologist who says he has found evidence of hidden chambers in King Tutankhamun’s tomb has been invited to Egypt next month to see if he is right."

"Egypt’s minister of antiquities, Mamdouh Eldamaty, has invited University of Arizona academic Dr Nicholas Reeves to prove his idea that the remains of the famous heretic Queen Nefertiti are hidden behind a wall in Tutankhamun’s burial chamber."

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Reaction from newspapers around the world!

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I read an article yesterday about Hawass not believing Reeves theory. Apparently the two tried to find the 'storage room' years ago but failed.

Hawass is like the white (haired) badger of Egypt - Trump's counterpartner.

Last Edited by Birkeland on 08/26/2015 09:26 AM

I was in that chamber 16 years ago.

"Things...Wonderful things."

*tomb, rather

KV63. KV stands for "Kings Valley".

KV62, not 63. G*d damn this spell checker!!!!

Great find, OP. Should be very interesting.

Great cat picture, too. LOL! Love it.

:King-Tuthmosis:

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Hawass has much respect for Reeves. That is why the investigation is moving forward.

I didn't know that about those two. The article I read said Hawass thought Reeves theory would fail, but I suppose he could say that and still be his friend. I'll look for that article. Thanks Aye.

Last Edited by Birkeland on 08/26/2015 02:03 PM

Here is the article I spoke of.

"Atlas, Mr. Hawass is more than skeptical. He told The Art Newspaper there was “very little evidence” to support the idea of a hidden burial chamber for Nefertiti connected to Tut’s, and said he thinks the theory will “die.”

"Mr. Hawass may have reason to be wary. In 2000, he oversaw excavations near Tut’s tomb based on radar scans done by Mr. Reeves that pointed to the discovery of a storage chamber, but nothing was recovered."

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