Egyptian Researchers Discovered An Ancient Tunnel Revealing The Lost Tomb Of Cleopatra

Egyptian Researchers Discovered An Ancient Tunnel Revealing The Lost Tomb Of Cleopatra

Descend into the depths of ancient Egypt as archaeologists uncover the legendary tomb of Cleopatra VII! This video explores a groundbreaking discovery: an intricate tunnel beneath the Taposiris Magna Temple, potentially leading to the final resting place of the iconic queen and Mark Antony. Delve into the temple's history and significance, the tunnel's unique features, and the ongoing search for Cleopatra's tomb. What secrets could this discovery unlock about ancient Egypt?

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[seanlynch]

She deserves praise she was adamant the tomb was there well done hope you get the honour you deserve from Egypt xx

[tillybobs]

He has taken so much credit for other archaeologists hard work, he no shame, Kathleen Martinez did all the hard work, when others including hawass never believed she would do it

[meramera]

BRAVO to Kathleen Martínez!!! She totally had the zest, desire and intelectual capability to follow her lifelong dream to find Cleopatra’s tomb and she did this relentlessly well and with deep joy, she needs to be given full credit for this! I can only imagine the proud fulfillment she’s experiencing with this extraordinary event.

[markkelly]

For the record, there has yet been NO OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION that this is, in fact, the final resting place of Egypt's last pharaoh. Many of the signs are there, but this video is all circumstantial. Hopefully this IS the tomb, but without finding Cleopatra's remains, it will be difficult to prove beyond a reasonable doubt.

[lindaornelas]

She has worked tirelessly to discover this tomb.She never gave up and deserves much praise as her ideas were not accepted.Bravo

[htb]

Kathleen Martínez is the one who pushed and did so much for this, Zahi Hawass is awful and grifting off her hard work, he never thought she would do or find anything!

[kevinhorsfield]

I have followed Kathleen Martinez pretty much since she started this search. Not long into her search there was an interview with Hawass, where he derided both her, her qualifications and that he did not agree AT ALL with her theory. His most memorable comment was:
"She is very insistent!"

The spiel concerning the tunnel is utter rubbish. The tunnel that was found heads in the direction of the ocean and is completely flooded and inaccessible. The lady deserves all the help and support that anybody can give her.

[emzywillrich]

How many years it it going to take to reveal all the mysteries of Egypt? They never really showed us her tomb or coffin.

[dikealoukidis]

Why is he still the head. He has not done anything he only takes away the other younger archeologist findings

[amygardinerberry]

To date, nobody has discovered Cleopatra's tomb. Fact

[markjohnson]

Hawass no doubt considers it his. Such a tool!!!

[SteveSaltmarsh]

Interesting, but where is her sarcophagus/body?

[anerioone]

Not once did it say that this was actually identified as cleopatra. There are many many tombs of nobles there but if they don't find a carton he with her name on it in the coffin, then it is still only speculation. Coins and unidentified statues do not actually identify that body.

[troybrown]

I think your way ahead of the story. No one has claimed this find. No one.

[alexandradowns]

My ? Is to all of those who said she'd never find it are you fr Egypt is huge and there going off of facts to be Abel to find actual artifacts dating back to that time this woman needs a medal im so fascinated by Egypt and I thank you for revealing all of your findings with the team thank you thank you

[jamiedildine]

Odds are her remains were never even interred in the tomb in the first place. Augustus may very well have disposed of her body after she committed suicide. He would have been very irate by her thwarting his plans to parade her in front of the crowds in Rome. So, odds are that she was just thrown into a trash heap somewhere.

[AlwaysElvis]

Just to be clear. The tomb itself hasn't been found yet.

[Julie-owh]

Ms Martinez was steadfast and determined in researching and proving her theories. Not all archeologists have doctorates. Some are merely students of their passion for discovery

[x-stormblade]

No mention of her sarcophagus or her body? So if her body or coffin is not there, why would there be jewelry? And obviously it's pure speculation.

[nelliekenny]

I'm so glad she was right 😊 She never gave up hope .