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Egyptians to find Hatshepsut and losing her father
The most important event since found the tomb of Tutankhamun
Egyptian Culture Minister announces to identify the mummy of the most famous queen to rule ancient Egypt thanks to DNA tests.
Egyptian scientists have to identify the mummy of Pharaoh QueenHatshepsut, who found more than a hundred years in the Valley of the Kings in Luxor thanks to a piece of matching age and haveDNA tests and CT scan.
But these same tests revealed that the mummy was believed to be her father, Tuthmosis I was not him.
And in front of dozens of journalists and photographers in the Egyptian Museum in central Cairo, it pushed the secretary-general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, Zahi Hawass,Wednesday, Egyptian flags were covering the two boxes of glass,he said, referring to one of them "This is the mummy ofHatshepsut."
He announced the senses in the presence of the Minister of Culture Farouk Hosni and a number of senior officials for the implications that the tests CT scan conducted by the Egyptian team includes four scientists under his chairmanship and DNA tests proved the existence of similarity between the mummy was left in the tomb No. 60 in the Valley of the Kings at Luxor in southern Egypt, the mummy of Ahmose Nefertari, Hatshepsut's mother.
He added that "match a small part of the age found in a box inscribed with Hatshepsut's name with a broken tooth in the upper jaw from the left side of the mummy confirmed that the mummy left by Howard Carter in the tomb in 1903 is the mummy of the queen, and that the mummy, which transferred to the Egyptian Museum in 1907 is Mummy said her nurse six-Ra. "
When he found them, the mummy inside the coffin either nursing mummy identified as Hatshepsut was placed to the ground.
The mummy of Hatshepsut has been in place that quoted a year ago to the Cairo Museum.
Hawass said the mummy "to a woman in the session, fat and were infected with several diseases, including diabetes, which impact heavily on the contamination of teeth along with her cancer, and indicate the bones of the mummy."
Hawass was not convinced until recently that the mummy of Queen Hatshepsut, but he said announcing the hypothesis developed by the American Egyptian archaeologist Elizabeth Thomas in the late mid-sixties of the last century.
Hatshepsut ruled, the daughter of King Tuthmosis the first commander of the Conqueror, for 21 years, from 1479 to 1458 BC, during the Eighteenth Dynasty booming. The mummy was the loss of a missing link in the history of the Temple of Deir el-Bahari Her unique among ancient Egyptian antiquities in the Jamalith engineered and designed by her architect boyfriend die breeders daughter Navarro Re.
But in the midst of finding Hatshepsut mummy announced the loss of her father after a CT scan showed that the mummy was believed to be him, but back to the thirties a man shot with an arrow in the chest are not in conformity with the specifications.
Hawass said, "Tuthmosis I is now missing."
He stressed that tests conducted on the mummy was believed to be Hatshepsut's father, Tuthmosis I who ruled Egypt in 1503 even in 1483 BC, said it's not him.
"The CT scan showed that his mummy was murdered for a share in the chest, and that his arms were Mamdotan, in violation of your arms on the chest of the mummy of ownership is known as the mummies of the kings of the Eighteenth Dynasty."
The mummy was found in a coffin back to the family 18, and the coffin and the mummy inside the coffin and the very largest return to the family 21.
The team focused on six Egyptian mummies Women's ownership of two of them were found in the tomb 20, which was found on the sarcophagus of Hatshepsut and the coffin, which was attributed to her father and two in the cemetery number 60 and remaining in the cache of Qurna, which was discovered in 1881.
Hawass said that "one of the six mummies died screaming and her mouth remained open on the status of screaming to suggest she is dead, dead."
The Egyptian team began its work before the year in search of the missing mummy decided to move to the left in the mummy's tomb No. 60 two months ago to the Egyptian Museum, which proved to be the mummy of the queen.
And thus removed uncertainty about the history of mummy research by archaeologists long in many places, and some were believed to be her successor and son of her husband Tuthmosis III may be removed after the mummy in retaliation for isolating him from his throne for almost 20 years, ruled during Hatshepsut, Egypt based on a myth invented by her priests suggest It's the daughter of the god Ra, who preached that a woman will rule Egypt during this prosperous period.
In addition to the funerary temple, the most important legacy of Hatshepsut, a number of compartments in the temples of Karnak property along Mslten remained one of them so far between the fourth and fifth monument in the temple, as well as stories of flights and trips its fleet and its ships brought him of the wonders of the countries visited.
It seems that the research journey successful for the mummy of Queen will be followed by a trip new search for a mummy, and her father, Tuthmosis I, who married his aunt Ahmose for the legitimacy of the government, and reached the armies of Egypt in his time to the area of the Euphrates where the left panel Pharaonic indicate that, as it pierced his armies the Nuba region.
It was the first to dig a grave in Kings Day and the subsequent kings of the two families 18 and 19, and built the edifice the fourth part of a cluster of Karnak temples built along columns Great Hall. In his time lived in Egypt, the cradle of peace and well-being to take over the authority of Hatshepsut comfortable throughout their years in power.
He added that "match a small part of the age found in a box inscribed with Hatshepsut's name with a broken tooth in the upper jaw from the left side of the mummy confirmed that the mummy left by Howard Carter in the tomb in 1903 is the mummy of the queen, and that the mummy, which transferred to the Egyptian Museum in 1907 is Mummy said her nurse six-Ra. "
When he found them, the mummy inside the coffin either nursing mummy identified as Hatshepsut was placed to the ground.
The mummy of Hatshepsut has been in place that quoted a year ago to the Cairo Museum.
Hawass said the mummy "to a woman in the session, fat and were infected with several diseases, including diabetes, which impact heavily on the contamination of teeth along with her cancer, and indicate the bones of the mummy."
Hawass was not convinced until recently that the mummy of Queen Hatshepsut, but he said announcing the hypothesis developed by the American Egyptian archaeologist Elizabeth Thomas in the late mid-sixties of the last century.
Hatshepsut ruled, the daughter of King Tuthmosis the first commander of the Conqueror, for 21 years, from 1479 to 1458 BC, during the Eighteenth Dynasty booming. The mummy was the loss of a missing link in the history of the Temple of Deir el-Bahari Her unique among ancient Egyptian antiquities in the Jamalith engineered and designed by her architect boyfriend die breeders daughter Navarro Re.
But in the midst of finding Hatshepsut mummy announced the loss of her father after a CT scan showed that the mummy was believed to be him, but back to the thirties a man shot with an arrow in the chest are not in conformity with the specifications.
Hawass said, "Tuthmosis I is now missing."
He stressed that tests conducted on the mummy was believed to be Hatshepsut's father, Tuthmosis I who ruled Egypt in 1503 even in 1483 BC, said it's not him.
"The CT scan showed that his mummy was murdered for a share in the chest, and that his arms were Mamdotan, in violation of your arms on the chest of the mummy of ownership is known as the mummies of the kings of the Eighteenth Dynasty."
The mummy was found in a coffin back to the family 18, and the coffin and the mummy inside the coffin and the very largest return to the family 21.
The team focused on six Egyptian mummies Women's ownership of two of them were found in the tomb 20, which was found on the sarcophagus of Hatshepsut and the coffin, which was attributed to her father and two in the cemetery number 60 and remaining in the cache of Qurna, which was discovered in 1881.
Hawass said that "one of the six mummies died screaming and her mouth remained open on the status of screaming to suggest she is dead, dead."
The Egyptian team began its work before the year in search of the missing mummy decided to move to the left in the mummy's tomb No. 60 two months ago to the Egyptian Museum, which proved to be the mummy of the queen.
And thus removed uncertainty about the history of mummy research by archaeologists long in many places, and some were believed to be her successor and son of her husband Tuthmosis III may be removed after the mummy in retaliation for isolating him from his throne for almost 20 years, ruled during Hatshepsut, Egypt based on a myth invented by her priests suggest It's the daughter of the god Ra, who preached that a woman will rule Egypt during this prosperous period.
In addition to the funerary temple, the most important legacy of Hatshepsut, a number of compartments in the temples of Karnak property along Mslten remained one of them so far between the fourth and fifth monument in the temple, as well as stories of flights and trips its fleet and its ships brought him of the wonders of the countries visited.
It seems that the research journey successful for the mummy of Queen will be followed by a trip new search for a mummy, and her father, Tuthmosis I, who married his aunt Ahmose for the legitimacy of the government, and reached the armies of Egypt in his time to the area of the Euphrates where the left panel Pharaonic indicate that, as it pierced his armies the Nuba region.
It was the first to dig a grave in Kings Day and the subsequent kings of the two families 18 and 19, and built the edifice the fourth part of a cluster of Karnak temples built along columns Great Hall. In his time lived in Egypt, the cradle of peace and well-being to take over the authority of Hatshepsut comfortable throughout their years in power.
