US EditionKings Marvel at the Discoveries of Spanish Archaeologists in Luxor
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IN IMAGES - Left for Egypt for a four-day official visit, King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain were given a visit to the various archaeological sites of the Valley of the Kings.
The kings have dedicated their last stage of the official trip to Egypt to visit the Valley of the Kings in Luxor. Philip VI and Letizia have approached two archaeological excavations led by Spaniards.
They have been digging the mountains for decades and have discovered remains of temples and tombs. Archaeologists Myriam Seco and José Manuel Galán, heads of two of fourteen excavations that Spanish teams are developing in Egypt yesterday moved the Kings to Ancient Egypt with their detailed explanations about the works that each one of them is doing on Dra Abu el-Naga hill, across the valley of kings and the temple of Hatshepsut, in Luxor.Keep r…
The kings of Spain have concluded this Friday the visit of State to Egypt to Luxor, the ancient Thebes of the Pharaohs. An authentic golden mile of the pharaonic civilization that reigned in Ancient Egypt more than four millennia ago. Philip VI and Letizia have visited some of the graves pierced in the Valley of the Kings and have explored the two Spanish archaeological missions directed by Myriam Seco and Jose Manuel Galán in the arid confines …
Kings Philip and Letizia have concluded their State trip to Egypt with a visit to the findings of Spanish archaeologists in Luxor.
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