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xfjqvyks | 3 hours ago
No
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/king-tut-tutankhamun-tomb-radar-results-science
David-Puddy | 3 hours ago
What's that adage about article titles that are questions?
The answer is always no.
AlarmingRope9624 | 54 minutes ago
NatGeo makes you provide your email to read the article - heres a clean link
outawork | 3 hours ago
"A previous geophysical analysis in 2018 concluded there were no hidden chambers. However, Ballard said it searched for a large open space, directly next to the known tomb, and would have missed a rubble-filled corridor."
firefighter26s | 3 hours ago
Yeah, but that rubble-filled corridor would have to lead to somewhere like a hidden chamber; which is what they were searching for.
Emotional_Lock3715 | 17 minutes ago
Nefertiti was the mother of Tut’s wife, right? And wife of Tut’s dad but not Tut’s mother, right?
xfjqvyks | 3 hours ago
No
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/king-tut-tutankhamun-tomb-radar-results-science
David-Puddy | 3 hours ago
What's that adage about article titles that are questions?
The answer is always no.
AlarmingRope9624 | 54 minutes ago
NatGeo makes you provide your email to read the article - heres a clean link
outawork | 3 hours ago
"A previous geophysical analysis in 2018 concluded there were no hidden chambers. However, Ballard said it searched for a large open space, directly next to the known tomb, and would have missed a rubble-filled corridor."
firefighter26s | 3 hours ago
Yeah, but that rubble-filled corridor would have to lead to somewhere like a hidden chamber; which is what they were searching for.
Emotional_Lock3715 | 17 minutes ago
Nefertiti was the mother of Tut’s wife, right? And wife of Tut’s dad but not Tut’s mother, right?