The secret room in the King Tuto tomb could hide Queen Nefertite, but British scientists cannot solve the funeral riddle

One of the greatest secrets of Egypt can be resolved because scientists believe that they have found the last resting place of the Egyptian Queen Nefertite.

A team of Egyptologists believes that the famous beautiful and powerful ruler can be buried in a secret chamber in the legendary Tutanchamen's tomb.

Queen Nefertite was famous for her beauty and the fact that it was a powerful guide credit: Corbis - Getty

A team of British and Egyptian archaeologists led by former Egyptian antiquity minister Mamdouh Damati, recently scanned the King Tuto grave for three days. The famous Howard Carter discovered in the valley of the Egyptian kings.

Previous radar studies have revealed that there are cameras and organic matter behind Tutanchamon's tomb, but no one is sure whether it is naturally formed rocky cavity or human.

The theory of Nicholas Reeves, an English Egyptologist, shows that Nefertite is buried in one of the rear cameras, and recent radar studies have given new hopes that this idea is right.

Die Untersuchungen in der Grabkammer von Tutanchamun Werden Bis Ende 2019 Fortgesetzt, und Die Forscher Werden Spezialisilerte Chemiker Hinzuziehen, UM Die Neunsen Radaregbnisse Zu Analysieren.

König Tutanchamun in Seiner Grabkammer Wurde Kürzlich Restorert Credit: Reuters

DIESE COMPERGRAFE ZEGT DEN GRUNDRISss des grabes von königtanchamun mit den vermutten verborgenen kammern credit: Getty IMAGES

Wenn Die Jüngsten Radarscans Als Weterer Beweis Dafür Gelten, Dass Die Verborgenn von Menschenhand Geschaffen Wurden, Könnten Die Wissenschaftler Beschließen, Einige der Wände in Tutanchamuns Grab Einzurei Uführen.

Conservative Haben Vor Kurzem der Sagenumwobenen Grabkammer, in der Mummifizierte Körper des Jungen Pharaoa Vor Fast 3, 000 Jahren Zur Ruhe Genegt Wurde, Neues Leben Engehaucht.

Tutanchamun Herrschte von 1332-1323 v. Chr. über ägypten.

ER WAR ERST Neun Jahre Alt, Als Er Den Thron Bestieg, und regherte etwa Zehn Jahre Lang, Vermutlich Unterstützt von Mächtigen Beratern Odern.

Während Seiner Herrschaft Stelte Er Die Vorherrschaft des ägyptischen Gottes Amun Wieder Her, Nachdem Die Verehrung Dieser Gottheit Während der Herrschaft Seines Vaters Verboten Word War.

Der Archäologist Howard Carternt Öle Aus Dem Sarg Sarg Sargish Credit: Getty - Contributor

Die Todesursache von Tutanchamun Ist Seit Langem Umstritten, da Es Keine Aufzeimchnungen über Seine Letzten Tage Gibt.

Queen Nefertite was born around 1370. pr. m. e. and died at about 40 years.

She was the great royal wife of Akhenaten, an Egyptian pharaoh, and they were also known for a religious revolution as they worshipped only one god, Aten, the sun disk god.

They ruled during the richest period of ancient Egyptian history.

Nefertiti became famous for the beautiful bust of her head, which can be seen in the Neues Museum in Berlin.

Curse of the Pharaohs - who died after the opening of King Tutankhamun's tomb?

The tomb of Tutankhamun was opened on November 29, 1922. As a result, the following people died.

• Lord Carnarvon (died 5 April 1923) - a financial supporter of the excavations, he died from an infected mosquito bite
• George Jay Gould I (died 16 May 1923) - a tomb visitor who died of a fever after his visit
• Prince Ali Kamel Fahmy Bey (died 10 July 1923) - an Egyptian prince who was shot by his wife
• Colonel The Hon. Aubrey Herbert, MP (died 26 September 1923) - the half-brother of Lord Cardnarvon, he died of blood poisoning related to dental treatment
• Sir Archibald Douglas-Reid (died 15 January 1924) - the radiologist who X-rayed the tomb of Tutankhamun died of a mysterious illness
• Sir Lee Stack (died 19 November 1924) - the Governor-General of Sudan was killed while driving through Egypt's capital Cairo murdered A. C. Mace (zm. 6 kwietnia 1928 r.) - członek zespołu wykopaliskowego Howarda Cartera, zmarł w wyniku zatrucia arszenikiem.
• Mervyn Herbert (26 May 1929 r.) - kolejny przyrodni brat lorda Carnarvona, zmarł na malaryczne zapalenie płuc.
• Captain Richard Bethell (at 15 listopada 1929 r.) - osobisty secretary Howarda Cartera, zmarł w wyniku uduszenia w klubie Mayfair.
• Richard Luttrell Pilkington Bethell (zm. 20 lutego 1930 r.) - ojciec Richarda Bethella, podobno rzucił się z mieszkania na siódmym piętrze.
• Howard Carter (zm. 16 lutego 1923 r.) - Carter otworzył grossowiec Tuta i zmarł w wieku 64 lat na chorobę Hodgkina. Jego starszy brat William zmarł w tym samym roku Jestem archeologiem i wiem, gdzie znajduje się zaginiony egipski grossowiec królowej Nefertiti - i want to udowodnić.
• ARCHEOLOG Wierzy, że zlokalizował zaginiony egipski grossowiec królowej Nefertiti - i ma dowód, że jest tam pochowana.

Prawie 100 lat temu Brytyjczyk Howard Carter odkrył miejsce spoczynku młodego króla Tutankhamona - pasierba królowej.

Brytyjski archeolog Nicholas Reeves wierzy, że odnalazł zaginiony grossowiec królowej Nefertiti Źródło: EPA Minęło 100 lat odkąd Howard Carter odkrył miejsce ostatniego spoczynku Tutankhamona Credit: BBC

The bust of Nefertiti in the Neues Museum in Berlin Credit: Getty

But now expert Dr Nicholas Reeves claims that he has found the grave of the disappeared queen in the same place. In a conversation with the Times, he said that the cemetery of Tutankhamun was only a front room of the queen's tomb and at the last minute was used when the young king died unexpectedly. According to Reeves, who has been developing his theory since 2014, radar scans show traces of two door openings that were mysteriously closed by burial builders.

He believes that one of these door openings is connected to the Tomb van Nefertiti.

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"The largest archaeological discovery in the world has more to offer - possibly something much impressive than the funeral of Tutankhamun," he said.

"I suggest that the most famous woman in the old world is also buried there."

Another indication is two cartouches - oval with the name of a pharaoh in hieroglyphs - that were painted on the northern wall of Tutankhamon's burial chamber.

According to Reeves, they have changed to show Tutankhamun that monitors the funeral rituals of his stepmother and not of Ay, the Pharaoh who succeeded Tutankhamun.

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According to Reeves, this means that the room where the Pharaoh is actually is the resting place of Nefertiti.

Reeves suggests that Tutankhamon's consequence was completely surprised when he suddenly died at the age of 19 and buried him in Nefertiti's Tombe instead of building a new one, which would have taken time.

Instead, he was buried in an improvised burial chamber in the front hall of a building that was built for Nefertiti.

Reeves also claims that paintings that depict the fallen pharaoh as fleshy and with a chubby chin "perfectly match" with the famous limestone bust of Nefertiti in the Neues Museum in Berlin.

Archaeologists have long been surprised by the relatively small size of the Tutankhamun's burial chamber, which has the same dimensions as a front room.

The debate surrounding Nefertiti's tomb has raged for decades, and some researchers believe that she was buried 250 kilometers away from Tutankhamun's tomb in Amarna.

But a new set of radar scans is said to explain the anomaly behind Tutankhamun's tomb, known as KV62, with "about a 90 percent" chance of another antechamber and burial chamber.

Reeves believes there is a 50-50 chance that "she is there or not".

This theory has long been rejected by other archaeologists, who argue that the scans do not support Reeves' claims and that they conflict with the view of the Egyptian authorities who control access to the excavations.

“My theory is not simple. It's logical - but it's not for the shy," says Reeves.

“Egyptology is a fat industry, and everyone is trying to climb to the top. There is a lot of competition, and nobody likes to see their colleagues succeed.”

Nefertiti is said to have been queen with Pharaoh Akhenaton from 1353 to 1336 BC. and may have ruled Egypt herself after her husband.

The pair ruled over one of the largest and most powerful empires ever seen, in its most prosperous period.

Nefertiti became famous because of the beautiful bust of her head, which is believed to have been sculpted around 1340 BC.

The artefact was discovered again in 1912. It is now on display in the New Museum in Berlin.