Using ground-penetrating radars Egyptologists are ready to begin a
"decisive" search for hidden chambers in King Tutankhamen's tomb.
After almost a year of waiting, researchers at the Italian University of Turin finally obtained the green light from Egypt for conducting "decisive geo-radar measurements" from inside the tomb, they said on Wednesday.
British Egyptologist Nicholas Reeves has previously said a detailed examination of photographs and scans of the tomb's northern wall suggested it concealed an opening into a further chamber.
Full report https://www.sbs.com.au/news/search-for-tut-s-hidden-chambers
After almost a year of waiting, researchers at the Italian University of Turin finally obtained the green light from Egypt for conducting "decisive geo-radar measurements" from inside the tomb, they said on Wednesday.
British Egyptologist Nicholas Reeves has previously said a detailed examination of photographs and scans of the tomb's northern wall suggested it concealed an opening into a further chamber.
Full report https://www.sbs.com.au/news/search-for-tut-s-hidden-chambers
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