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Radar survey of Egypt’s Valley of the Kings opens up new possibilities for lost tomb finds

March 10, 2014 rockman Comments Off on Radar survey of Egypt’s Valley of the Kings opens up new possibilities for lost tomb finds

A radar survey of Egypt’s Valley of the Kings hopes to find some of the missing tombs of Egyptian Queens and Pharaohs that have so far eluded archaeologists. Distinguishing natural faults and other geologic features […]

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