The final resting place of Queen Nefertiti is one of the outstanding mysteries of ancient Egypt – and scientists think they may have found her tomb.

If Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities approve plans to explore the site of the Boy King’s tomb, careful drilling could ...

Geophysical surveys provide new evidence for a theory that the Egyptian pharaoh was interred in the outer rooms of an ...

The long–lost tomb of the ancient Egyptian Queen Nefertiti could finally be found, according to a leading archaeologist. Widely considered one of the most powerful women in antiquity – as well as one ...

The long-lost tomb of Egypt's Queen Nefertiti could be hidden behind King Tutankhamun's burial chamber, researchers have said. A team of researchers is applying for permission to drill near Tut's tomb ...

LUXOR: The mystery of Nefertiti’s tomb is back in the spotlight. A new geophysical survey of Tutankhamun’s tomb — known as KV62 — in the Valley of the Kings, published earlier in September in Nature, ...

As archaeologists consider drilling into suspected hidden chambers that could contain the long-lost tomb of Nefertiti, the eerie stories surrounding the so-called 'curse of the pharaoh' have ...

It's widely regarded as the most famous and best-preserved archaeological find in Egypt.

New scans suggest hidden rooms may lie beyond King Tut's burial chamber, potentially leading archaeologists to Queen Nefertiti's lost tomb.

The world was instantly infatuated when Nefertiti’s face was brought to light in 1912. The pale limestone-stucco bust was stunningly beautiful. Obsessed with scientific breakthroughs? Download our new ...