.... This was when English Egyptologist William Matthew Flinders Petrie began his work, discovering

Egyptologists and archaeologists have poured over the site of Saqqara for years.... Not far south

into a vast tomb housing over 100 coffins." Katharina St？... vesand, an Egyptologist, noted:" The

Matthew Flinders Petrie, the British archaeologist and Egyptologist, made valuable contributions to

Egyptologists have long since poured over the myriad relics found across Egypt.... Ancient pieces

Egyptologist Professor Joann Fletcher made a stunning revelation during Odyssey's documentary' The

with an iron first: figures like Khufu and Tutankhamun. While Egyptologists had been working in the

100 underground chambers. Unfortunately for modern day Egyptologists and archaeologists, the majority of the

Perhaps the most famous of all the pharaohs of Ancient Egypt, Tutankhamun reigned for around nine years.... Having ascended the throne at the age of eight or nine, he is believed to have reintroduced the kingdom to polytheism.... This was after his father, Amenhotep IV, also known as Akhenaten, decreed that Egypt would no longer worship multiple gods in what became known as the Amarna Revolution, in the 18th dynasty, over 3, 000 years ago. His innovations were centred on a new religious order

A secret chamber discovered in the tomb of ancient Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun could hold the key to a missing body. The large, unexplored chamber in Tutankhamun's tomb, was first reported three years ago and has puzzled experts and archaeologists who are unsure how to access it. This chamber could lead explorers to a hidden tomb that might contain the missing body of Queen Nefertiti, the wife of Akhenaten, who was responsible for radical religious changes in Egypt during her reign. These refor