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Before concluding their State visit, Don Felipe and Dona Letizia were able to learn about the projects led by a researcher from the University of S...
The Kings of Spain have visited during their last official trip to Egypt the archaeological site of the funeral temple of Pharaoh Tutmosis III, in Luxor. Currently, the researcher of the University of Seville Myriam Seco is in charge of directing the project, which is developed thanks to the collaboration between the University of Seville and the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Egypt.
In the Shadow of Pharaohs: Spain’s Royals in Luxor | The Middle East Observer
The night air over Luxor was heavy, the kind of heat that presses on your skin even after the sun is gone. The Nile slid past like a black ribbon of oil, silent, ancient, unbothered by centuries of kings and conquerors. Into this charged quiet stepped King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain, their […]
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