The
foundations of this family Ahmose I and in this family knocked off the
famous Queen Hatshepsut on the throne of Egypt in 1504 BC. MIn 1347 BC. M. sat famous pharaoh AkhenatenIn
1347 BC. M. sat on the throne of Egypt pharaoh Tutankhamun , and their
mother died a young man at the age of 18 years and discovered his tomb
and influenced the history of Egypt Pharaonic treasures , which found itLondon
, England ( Reuters) - Scientists have discovered the first complete
skeleton of a lion in a tomb in the Nile Valley and say that the
discovery confirms the status of the holy lion in ancient Egypt .It
was the discovery of the skeleton of a lion deeply buried two thousand
years ago, in Saqqara near the entrance to the tomb of Maya wet nurse of
King Tutankhamun older .And
be aware of the importance of the lion researchers in ancient Egypt
through inscriptions and texts , but there were not substantial evidence
supports it .He now Zvi Institute (HCV . Said . RSS . Feed ) in Paris, told Reuters: " This is the first . " In reference to the skeleton.He added that the discovery " very exciting and important because we have skeletons in full. "The
lion mummified and buried among the graves of cats that were
established in the last century BC in a place dedicated to the goddess
Bastet .The
researchers said that the skeleton was found lying full rock above his
head and his body was moving north and moving east confirms that Black
had been living in Egypt in the last centuries BC .They added that the lion lived in households is likely that tunnel naturally .Said
Zeevi and his colleagues in a published report in Nature, the
scientific bulletin " was often described the presence of black at the
time of the pharaohs , but to our knowledge this is the first complete
skeleton is discovered in Egypt . "Although
the skeleton found in a cemetery dating back to 1430 BC, but it was
buried in the very late when it was re- use of the cemetery.Zeevi said that the skeleton " is not linked from the archaeological time of Tutankhamun . "Zeevi
and works in a project set up by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in
France under the supervision of the Supreme Council of Antiquities in Egypt .
