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By Georgeos Diaz-Montexano. 03/13/2006. Madrid, Spain.

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a few hours ago, the news service dre
could spread bad smells better.
other hand, if KV63 is not even a secondary grave, or tomb

reburial or cachette ", then it can not be classified as KV63
because this classification has only been used for graves and
"cachette" but never to name any
room dedicated to any job or profession.



Most readers of the most important release of News about ancient Egypt (such as:
http://egyptology.blogspot.com/
,

http://www.egyptologyblog.co. uk /

and
http://touregypt.net/TEBlog/egyptologynews/
)
know that from the first time that
disclosed the news about the discovery of KV63, and posted their pictures, I
proposed the hypothesis that the jars were actually improvised

Canopic Jars, or symbolic. I said that when studying pitchers,

most likely going to find in embalmed bodies, or
materials that were to somehow link these jars with
possible symbolic use as substitutes for Canopic Jars. Meanwhile, all Egyptologists always said that surely were jars for storing grain or food. Now, it is known that were not used for food storage jars, and I believe there can be a simple coincidence
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keep my hypothesis that could be symbolic Canopic Jars, the material remains found mixed with many animal bones, natron, and various chemical materials used in mummification prove my hypothesis that it is symbolic Canopic Jars filled by these materials to symbolically replace the lack of organs that would have been destroyed or simply desaprecieron to be stolen the Canopic Jars, it is obvious that ldarons not waste their time cleaning the content of lI own them in the graves. I still think that the first coffin represents the face of Kiya, either AnJesenAmon

(Ankhesenamun), because the resemblance is quite remarkable.
I still think this is a secondary burial, ie a "cachette" where

returned to save (to be protected) all

offal were some tombs of the Eighteenth Dynasty who had undergone the action grave robbers, and also argue that most the coffins are reused. I am also convinced that in some of the jars Egyptologists who are studying objects will find fragments of papyrus, or name tags, and is very likely also found stamps and

Appendicitis. More Condition_symptoms New Enigmas of KV63 - KV63 coffins appear to have been reused - Canopic Jars?

zados Jars for storage or Canopos Jugs? Pharaonic cartouche on a jar?

According

English amateur Egyptologist at least one of the seven coffins found in the newly discovered Egyptian tomb KV63 in the Valley of the Kings seems to have been previously opened, probably in the own age.

For JFAlonso. Arqueotour News - http://egiptologiudo even originally be destined to a different individual.

Analyzing the photos of the coffins. Tracks of a re-use
Diaz-Montexano has made clear that there are very severe damage not seem only caused by the action of termites or moisture, amateur Egyptologist claims that you can see traces of destruction very severe but typical of the action of vandalism perpetrated by ancient grave robbers.

Details of the damage caused to the coffins. The heads were taken at least two of the seven coffins. CH TMLXC
However, in the photo of a child's coffin, published by the American expedition team from the University of Memphis, led by Dr. Otto Schaden, one can clearly see two lines of different joints between the joint body of the coffin and what would be your top lid, one is older and appears sealed and intact, and the other is more recent, probably made by the cut with some type of saw to cut wood. This latest joint line also features some minor deviations that reveal a perhaps a bit hasty action.

Details of the joints and cuts in the coffin forue we
before "cachette" or secondary burial. As I stated from the outset

they met the first images of
tomb KV63, it is very likely to be a new burial

individuals who were attacked by grave robbers and could even come from different royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings of

same Dynasty XVIII dynasty or even of some immediate
earlier or later. The evidence I think are quite accurate. Footprints
damage
not seem natural, and traces of

re-useat least one coffin. As for the 28 pitchers, when
was believed that only they were 20 jars, about only five coffins, I proposed the hypothesis that they might actually be
Canopos Cups (four per individual) in a makeshift secondary burial done with some haste, and now finally it is that they are 28 jars, which continues to support my preliminary hypothesis, it is precisely

28 is the amount of jars that should be in a tomb with

seven coffins, if these jars were improvised or
Canopic Jars Canopic Jars
symbolic ... "said Diaz-
, Amenophis I or Amenophis III ... "
" said Georgeos Diaz-Montexano for "Arqueotour News. For JFAlonso. Arqueotour News -
http://egiptologia.arqueotour.com - Madrid-10-2006.


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- First public image of the tomb KV63, which could be seen about five coffins and many large jars. KV63 is most recently discovered tomb in the necropolis of

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nte near the main crossroads of the road network

traveled by thousands of tourists every day. The discovery was made when the team conducted archaeological excavations some huts for workers of the 19th dynasty At that time the team knew they had discovered something far more complex and significant newly revealed low shaft about five meters. In the bottom of this hole is a 1.5 meter high door, made of stone blocks . Behind this door, in which the principle

opposite the entrance of the tomb KV10 . On examination revealed a layer of dark rock, the digging, suddenly found a white stone slabs. Additional exploration revealed a direct edge of a stone carved or cut artificially, which became the top edge of a vertical axis.

nursing homes lI grave diggers. Unfortunately, the discovery of this important clue is occurred at the end of the 2004-05 excavations, and further excavations had to be postponed until the team resume its work in the following autumn.

team opened a small window, to the February 8

discover a single burial chamber in the form of L with several wooden coffins
an unspecified number of large jars. We found no

seal on the doorYellow

nen funerary masks are female. There have been serious damage caused by termites in some coffins

, but others seem unaffected. part of the damage could have been caused by the action of ancient grave robbers. We did not find any evidence of damage caused by water .

Tomb 28 jars preserved large (according to the latest information), approximately 70 cm tall, some pottery and other alabaster. One jar weighs between 40 and 43 kilograms (90-95 pounds). Three other pitchers seem to have been broken since antiquity

same in the rim or lower neck. Most of the jars have sealed caps
intact, but do not seem teneTo Be or tomb found in the Valley of the Kings

Since the discovery of King Tutankhamun in 1922 by Howard Carter

. Archaeology. March 6, 2006

New tomb discovered in the Valley of the Kings (English)

(Official Site of the University of Memphis) KV10: The Amenmesses Project A Concealed Cachet in Luxor (Dr . Zahi Hawass and KV63)

New tomb in the West bank of Luxor

(touregypt.net, with photos and articles on the tomb) Hypothesis over an "yellow-face" mask's coffin's identification


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