Basil
Feb 10th, '06, 08:28 PM
In November 1922, Howard Carter told the world, "I see wonderful things". Since then, no tombs have been found in Egypt's Valley of Kings. For decades, it has been the considered opinion of scientists there are no more tombs to be found in the Valley of Kings. New tombs, new pharaohs, have been relegated to fiction.
Until NOW (http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3-2034445,00.html)! At last, a new tomb in the Valley of Kings! OK, it looks like they're just some retainers of a pharaoh, maybe some sarcophagi rescued from raided tombs. Still, if this tomb exists, maybe others do....
...Others found by your pulp adventurers whilst tracking Nazi mystics looking for the True Crown Of Upper And Lower Egypt, with its ability to unite disparate peoples. ;)
Because if you're going to invent new tombs in the Valley of Kings, found in the 1930's, it helps verisimilitude if there were/are tombs unknown to post-1922 Egyptologists. ;)
{That link is: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3-2034445,00.html}
Until NOW (http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3-2034445,00.html)! At last, a new tomb in the Valley of Kings! OK, it looks like they're just some retainers of a pharaoh, maybe some sarcophagi rescued from raided tombs. Still, if this tomb exists, maybe others do....
...Others found by your pulp adventurers whilst tracking Nazi mystics looking for the True Crown Of Upper And Lower Egypt, with its ability to unite disparate peoples. ;)
Because if you're going to invent new tombs in the Valley of Kings, found in the 1930's, it helps verisimilitude if there were/are tombs unknown to post-1922 Egyptologists. ;)
{That link is: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3-2034445,00.html}