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after all, the pyramids of giza are one of the world s great archaeological sites, and who hasn t cringedn attained the throne, and how they ruled. i went to have a look. one of the most lavish tombs ever discovered in ancient egypt. this 3d recreation shows just how beloved queen nefertari must have been. more than 3,000 years and many looters later, it's probably as good as we'll get to seeing what it was like. this sarcophagus is so important because it's the only thing that remains of the funerary set of queen nefertari. made from pink granite, nefertari's sarcophagus was discovered in 190a along with what may be the queen's knees. these knees are a kind of mystery we are still trying to solve. first of all, we can say they belonged to a woman who died around age 40, who lived in the new kingdom, so this seems to fit perfectly with nefertari. but we can't actually say it's her. tracing the story of egypt's queens can be tough. although many ruled in their own right, they still lived in a man's world, and their history was often manipulated or even erased. the tales told in stunning hi