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Hidden Chambers Near King Tut’s Tomb Could Lead to Nefertiti

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New gravity and radar surveys revive a decade-old archaeological controversy.

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Archaeologists led by Egypt's former antiquities minister Mamdouh el-Damati have found new evidence that there may be hidden rooms behind the walls of Pharaoh Tutankhamun's tomb. According to the publication Nature, the tomb of Queen Nefertiti may be located there. For the first time, gravimetric imaging was used to study the area around the 3400-year-old tomb, which allows differences in soil density, combined with geo-radar research inside the…

A geophysical analysis conducted by Cairo's Ain Shams University suggests the presence of inviolable chambers and corridors adjacent to Tutankhamon's tomb in the Kings Valley.

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Science-et-vie.com broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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