the archaeologist howard carter found and opened the tomb of tutankhamun that is still still remainsreatest event in the history of the study of ancient egypt, the tomb of a pharaoh who lived 3,000 years ago in the fourteenth century bc was untouched until the carter of his companion lord george carnavon was not plundered by thousands of pieces of art, jewelry, and the golden death mask from this find a real egyptomania began in the world , and the name of tutankhamun even became a household name. the discovery of this tomb gave rise to a lot of legends about ancient curses that punish everyone who disturbs the dead. . after he visited the tombs, and in the following years, seven more people died , the participants in the excavations, their close relatives or employees, however, carter himself refuted the legends about the curse of the pharaohs, having lived for another 16 years. today, the legend is explained by potentially dangerous fungi living in our minds. and the walls of the egyptian tombs february 16, 1987 in israel began the trial of the nazi criminal ivan demyanyukov red ar

dubi claims it was actually his father who first found the tomb of tutankhamun, ahmed abdul—rassoul wastian perspectives like these are being acknowledged more widely and one of the ways that is happening it is by huge landmark public projects like the brand—new grand egyptian museum due to open in 2023 and it would be the largest archaeological museum complex in the world. and this too, the avenue of the sphinx, buried under sand for hundreds of years and last year opened to the public for the first time. it runs from luxor temple to here the magnificent complex of karnak. this was an exclusive area. it was only for the priests, for the members of the royal court, only for the selective few. the ordinary people like ourselves would have never had any glimpse of the inside of the temple. heba is an amazing storyteller but ask her about the story of the abdul—rasouls and who really discovered the tomb and she believes there is a wider issue. to focus on this is to miss the point. the whole point is the contribution the whole whole abdul—rassoul family and the many egyptian families who w

among luxor�*s best—known treasures is the burial chamber of the boy king tutankhamun.ry of its discovery in 1922, and we were here to cover it for the travel show. incredible. absolutely astonishing. but we noticed that inside the tomb, the pharaoh's remains were every bit as popular as the beautifully restored chamber itself. and we wondered why. it was so amazing, as you walk in, to see it, and to be able to actually see the body of someone who ruled so long ago. some people say it's intrusive. they're probably right, you know. i mean, a dead body should be in rest, not for people to see it, but at the same time, i mean, this person used to be a king. so it's fascinating to other people to be able to see, you know, his body. but it's notjust here. many mummies removed from the country by colonial powers still remain on public display around the world, and for some, that's unacceptable. they are presented. they are displayed as objects. they are artefacts. they are not humans. they lose their humanity once they are on display in the museum. it's not only disrespectful

tutankhamun was moving somewhere, where it is no longer known.un far yet, but the second song. yes, it was also 8 years old. and i gave the following text. i am water earth air. i am the flowers of the cloud. and you, well, basically, enough nothing has changed. thank you beat them as we beat them, on the 80th anniversary of the greatest battle in the history of mankind, hitler planned to break into stalingrad by july 25, but the red army thwarted these plans . the real living heroes of the stalingrad battle themselves tell how they broke hitler's back on the volga as a young infantryman, not a crowd on the street to carry out furet's order komsomolets crossed himself that i stayed to live so a russian girl froze to death among the dead the russian artist became a holder of the highest american order in the continuation of the new cycle of the program based on real events tomorrow at 21:45 on ntv new season on february 12 at 22 ntv favorite grand with a big juicy cutlet melting cheese onions and cucumbers. try grant double grant and grand deluxe.

he revealed the secret of embalming the egyptian pharaohs, having lain for two months next to tutankhamunsecret of making a triple cologne from chukotka to the greenland eskimos ? and settling under the guise of a young specialist to find out how much a person works and what they produce at the research institute of the research institute recycled cheese ched-honey delirium marriage gloom snab is hidden sales of a foreign post. thanks to the beautifully designed document by the beautiful james. i got a job really fast. and so far, my losses have been only self-shooting buttons, which were sold to me on the first day on the tram. but then something incomprehensible began. for the first week, i, as a young specialist, was not entrusted with any work, then i began to slowly ask myself cases about what they release, but they only shrugged their shoulders and asked again. to you. why a spy whether? this alerted me, and then, so as not to arouse unnecessary suspicion. i decided to use telepathy and intercept the thoughts of the chief engineer, but he had been solving a crossword puzzle all day

i'd been a professional journalist for more than 30 years, it didn't take them long to find a tutankhamun'soh, this is outrageous. i'm really offended he shouldn't be in this position. and within a week there was a pack of journalists on my doorstep. my daughter stopped school because stopped going to school because she asked about it. she hated being asked about it. there a petition telling there was a petition telling theresa may to find me. got 225,000 signatures. and so i thought, well, i'd better step down. you know, i'll step down. i'll apologise for some of the more outrageous, sophomoric things i've said over the years. hopefully that'll draw a line unden hopefully that'll draw a line under. was under. it turned out that was a terrible mistake. was like terrible mistake. that was like throwing of red, a hunk throwing a shoal of red, a hunk of red meat to a shoal of piranha fish. and they went piranha fish. and they then went crazy the water. and i crazy blood in the water. and i then had to step down from four other including other positions, including my full so was well and full t