After an extensive analysis of images published last year of king Tut’s tomb, Reeves questioned cracks in the wall and proposed that they could be two “ghost” doorways leading to an undiscovered space. Egyptian authorities have granted Reeves and other experts permission to search the tomb on September 28th 2015. Evidence from earlier discoveries regarding Egyptian tombs also supports Reeve’s hypothesis. According to Reeves, the size of Tut’s tomb is inappropriate for an Egyptian king. He theorized that the tomb was originally built for Nefertiti and later made to accompany Tut due to his untimely death and lack of a tomb of his own. If this is true, we may be very close to finally discovering Nefertiti’s
After an extensive analysis of images published last year of king Tut’s tomb, Reeves questioned cracks in the wall and proposed that they could be two “ghost” doorways leading to an undiscovered space. Egyptian authorities have granted Reeves and other experts permission to search the tomb on September 28th 2015. Evidence from earlier discoveries regarding Egyptian tombs also supports Reeve’s hypothesis. According to Reeves, the size of Tut’s tomb is inappropriate for an Egyptian king. He theorized that the tomb was originally built for Nefertiti and later made to accompany Tut due to his untimely death and lack of a tomb of his own. If this is true, we may be very close to finally discovering Nefertiti’s