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And while theories and imagination are horrifying to the black sarcophagus found in Alexandria, the new attempts to advance logic and science
is as well as Mustafa Waziris, Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities of Egypt, announced today what is believed to be in the important archaeological discovery.
According to what he said, a priest, not a king or an emperor, belongs to the huge ancient granite sarcophagus discovered in Alexandria, as evidenced by the absence of any kind. relevant inscriptions.
Speaking at a television show, Wazirri entertained the impressions spread by some (mostly British) media that the opening of the sarcophagus would have brought to the world the "curse of the pharaoh "
He also added that the tomb dates from 4000 to 3000 BC. and that it will be opened by archaeologists in the coming period and the media will be called to cover the event.
From the day the mysterious sarcophagus was discovered, it aroused international interest, but was also the subject of paraphology
Several websites commented that "the opening is a risky business, as history has taught us, "and Sun's website came to write about" the opportunity to release the global curse "
On other sites, he It was written that the sarcophagus was open and that there was found an unknown corpse, supposed to be Alexander the Great.
The sarcophagus, which measures 265 centimeters long and 185 centimeters high, was found at a depth of five meters
According to experts, there is a layer of mortar that is still intact between the lid and the casket body, this shows that it has not been opened since it's been sealed.
The city of Alexandria is full of Egyptian antiquities. Several people are digging for them under the buildings in which they live, which is of course illegal.
In 2015, the authorities had captured three siblings with 35 ancient works of art in their possession
Indeed, the brothers had the intention to continue the excavations under the garden of their house , looking for other antiques.
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