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In the heart of the King's Valley, these Belgian researchers decode the magic formulas left by Egyptians

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Researchers at the Archaeology Laboratory at the University of Liège have laid their suitcases full of state-of-the-art instruments to analyze the tomb of Pharaoh Thoutmosis III, who died around 1425 B.C. A method that allows to “lay” the monument in a new way without having to touch it....

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In the heart of the King's Valley, these Belgian researchers decode the magic formulas left by Egyptians

Researchers at the Archaeology Laboratory at the University of Liège have laid their suitcases full of state-of-the-art instruments to analyze the tomb of Pharaoh Thoutmosis III, who died around 1425 B.C. A method that allows to “lay” the monument in a new way without having to touch it....

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