2015 September
Tutankhamun's gilded outer coffin; one of three that protected the royal mummy.
It still rests in the king's stone sarcophagus in the burial chamber that Nicholas Reeves believes was originally part of the corridor of Nefertiti's tomb. Photo: Nariman El-Mofty
The Antiquities Minister believes there ARE hidden chambers behind the walls of Tutankhamun's tomb. But it's not Nefertiti buried there. It's another queen.
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Amazing artefacts from the submerged city of Heracleion are now on show.
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Discovered by lucky accident, thanks to the keen eye of the wife of an excavator.
Read MorePoor old Lord Carnarvon. As if he hasn't been through enough.
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Radar equipment is on the way to probe the tomb for Queen Nefertiti .
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When will Egypt's new, state-of-the-art, mega-museum open?
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Yuya and Tjuiu, the parents-in-law of King Amenhotep III, were granted a rare honour: a sumptuous burial in the Valley of the Kings.
However it wasn't Yuya and Tjuiu name-dropping the king for their own gain. It was the other way around.
Who has the longest reign?
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And they are cashed-up!
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The answer might surprise you!
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The gorgeous, glowing, golden masks that transformed the mortal into the divine.
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