Egyptian archeologists opened 30 tons of black granite sarcophagus and found three rotten mummies after sewage leaked in large quantities.
Mostafa Waziry, chairman of the Egyptian Cultural Heritage Council, responded to the news report that a curse was found in the tomb of the port city Alexandria. ""
With a team of mummies and repair experts, Waziry found a red liquid identified as three mummies and sewage. And it was considered to enter the sarcophagus through the correct crack, and decomposed the mummy.
It turned out that the grave was buried under the 5 meter basement, and with the help of Egyptian military engineers, it was necessary to open a 15 ton lid. Because of its extraordinarily large size which is receiving worldwide attention, the observer believes that it may include ruins of celebrities, and some believe that it may include the remains of Alexander the Great I will.
A sarcophagus about 3 meters wide and 2 meters high is thought to date back to the early Ptolemy era which began after Alexandre died in 323 BC.
It was discovered in the construction of the northernmost city in Egypt, with a weathered alabaster head that is believed to portray the tomb owner. Archeologists are excited because they show that the layer of mortar under the cover has not changed since it was buried thousands of years ago.
Analyze the three mummy skulls inside to identify age and cause of death.
Shaaban Abdel Amonem, one of the mummy experts who attended the opening ceremony, announced that three people could be soldiers in the first evaluation. One of them showed evidence of arrow explosion
According to Mr. Wasiri, the absence of desmask in precious metals, amulets, figurines, inscriptions of sarcophagus means that the corpses are unlikely to be the body of the royal family of Ptolemy or Rome.
The video clip of the news site Youm 7 shows that men are pouring red liquid through the street and are analyzing samples.
The most fascinating item found in Tutankhamun's grave is a sarcophagus. And it has three coffins, one in the other, and the last coffin made of gold. When the lid of the third coffin was lifted, the royal mummies of Tutankhamen were exposed and stored for more than 3,000 years. When archaeologists examined the mummies, they discovered other relics, including bracelets, rings and collars. The study showed that Tutankar died of a gangrenous infection caused by a leg fracture. Early investigation pointed out that the theory of Tutankhamun's skull bone fragment is that he died of a blow to the head of a political opponent. However, after a thorough scan of his body in 2006, the skull of Tutankhamen was damaged after his death due to improper handling of the mummy. Another study of Tutankhamun DNA conducted in 2010 discovered that he suffered from malaria and was disabled and needed a crutch to walk.
This discovery had a big impact. The tomb of Tutankhamun is the most complete tomb of all the tombs that have been excavated so far, relics such as sarcophagi and mummies of Tutan are well preserved. Thanks to the undiscovered tombs of Tutankhamen, interest in ancient Egypt and Egypt is rising all over the world. The enormous wealth and treasure found in Tutankhamun's grave took decades to dig. Howard Carter stayed in Egypt and worked on site until the excavation survey was completed in 1932. Carter returned to London and later worked as a collector at various museums. He visited the United States, taught Egypt and Tutankhamen and contributed to America's interest in ancient Egypt.