Lost Tomb of Cleopatra Just Found, Revealing Shocking Secrets of Our History!

Cleopatra's lost tomb refers to the hypothetical burial site of Cleopatra VII, the last ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt. Cleopatra is a legendary figure in history, known for her beauty, intelligence, and her romantic relationships with Julius Caesar and Mark Antony.

Despite Cleopatra's prominence in history, the location of her tomb remains a mystery. Cleopatra died in 30 BCE, and according to historical accounts, she was buried alongside Mark Antony in a tomb in Alexandria, Egypt. However, the exact location of this tomb has not been definitively identified.

Over the centuries, numerous efforts have been made to locate Cleopatra's tomb, but none have been successful so far. In recent years, there have been various archaeological excavations and surveys conducted in Alexandria, including underwater searches in the harbor, but no conclusive evidence has been found.

The lack of progress in finding Cleopatra's tomb can be attributed to several factors. Firstly, Alexandria has experienced significant urban development over the centuries, resulting in the destruction and loss of ancient structures. Additionally, Cleopatra's tomb may have been intentionally concealed or destroyed by subsequent rulers, such as the Roman Emperor Augustus, who wanted to erase her memory.

While the search for Cleopatra's tomb continues to intrigue historians, archaeologists, and enthusiasts, it remains an unsolved mystery.

For more than two decades, Cleopatra ruled as Queen of Egypt, cementing her place in history as one of the most powerful women in the ancient world. But while her legend has endured through the ages, one unanswered question remains: where was she buried? Experts have been searching for Cleopatra’s lost tomb for centuries. Now, though, archaeologists may be on the cusp of solving the mystery once and for all.
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[KnuckleheadParker]

So they haven’t found Cleopatra like your title says
And using Elizabeth Taylor pictures from a movie that was an epic flop?
What the hell?

[wubforceone]

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[redbird]

Thought I finally found a channel that was different. Apparently I was wrong. Same clickbait.