Egypt Magic [1642]
“Deir al-Bahari cache and parade of royal mummies
Today, the Deir el-Bahari cache, which is the cache in which 10 of the 22 mummies were found, will be transferred from the Egyptian Museum to Tahrir to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization.
The most mysterious place, why is its hidden characteristic, where is its location, who came up with its idea, and what caused it … Continue to the other so that you know what the story is
With the beginning of the Twentieth Dynasty rule, the theft of graves increased, the mummies of kings and priests were looted and deformed to the extent of the Twenty-first Dynasty. It was necessary to think of a solution to protect against theft. Beir is above the Temple of Hatshepsut from the south side, on the western mainland from Luxor (now called Deir el-Bahari), about 10 meters long and carved inward. The mummies of kings, queens, princes, priests and nobles were collected and buried again in this hiding. Humans knew its place until 1871 AD.
In 1871, two sisters of Ahmed and Muhammad Abdul Rasoul were tending goats, and in his goats, it moved away from them and went to a place in the rock, and the goat disappeared. And he found an entrance carved into the rock and collided with a coffin and a huge number of coffins, and the secret of the discovery of the hidden was inherited in the family of Abdul Rasoul for 10 years.
And while they were selling an antique piece called (a prize or a papyrus), they return to the ancient Egyptians. It fell into the hands of an archaeologist in Egypt. It continued to search for the source of this piece unless he knew about the family of Abd al-Rasul and asked them to know the location, so they refused, so he reported them …. And it was done …. Muhammad Abdul Rasoul was arrested, despite all that he was subjected to in prison. Still, he refused to disclose and was released after two months.
As soon as he was released, he met with his brothers and wanted to increase his percentage due to what he had been subjected to inside the prison. They refused, so a dispute arose between them, which led to Muhammad Abd al-Rasool going to the region’s governor and confessing to him his hidden place.
A few days later, archaeologists went and extracted the mummies and sent them to the Bulaq Museum at this time and now in the Al-Masry Museum.
It took 48 hours to transport them, with 300 workers, and the mouth of the cemetery was sealed in 1881 AD.
This hideout was the largest discovery in the past two centuries until the tomb of Tutankhamun was discovered … The tomb contained the greatest kings of them (Ahmose – Ramses II – Sqnin Ra – Seti I – Amenhotep II – Amenhotep III – Thutmose III) And others in addition to many rare papyri, funeral furniture, and boxes containing statues of servants (shabti) ​​and goldsmiths.
Today, the Deir el-Bahari cache, which is the cache in which 10 of the 22 mummies were found, will be transferred from the Egyptian Museum to Tahrir to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization.
The most mysterious place, why is its hidden characteristic, where is its location, who came up with its idea, and what caused it … Continue to the other so that you know what the story is
With the beginning of the Twentieth Dynasty rule, the theft of graves increased, the mummies of kings and priests were looted and deformed to the extent of the Twenty-first Dynasty. It was necessary to think of a solution to protect against theft. Beir is above the Temple of Hatshepsut from the south side, on the western mainland from Luxor (now called Deir el-Bahari), about 10 meters long and carved inward. The mummies of kings, queens, princes, priests and nobles were collected and buried again in this hiding. Humans knew its place until 1871 AD.
In 1871, two sisters of Ahmed and Muhammad Abdul Rasoul were tending goats, and in his goats, it moved away from them and went to a place in the rock, and the goat disappeared. And he found an entrance carved into the rock and collided with a coffin and a huge number of coffins, and the secret of the discovery of the hidden was inherited in the family of Abdul Rasoul for 10 years.
And while they were selling an antique piece called (a prize or a papyrus), they return to the ancient Egyptians. It fell into the hands of an archaeologist in Egypt. It continued to search for the source of this piece unless he knew about the family of Abd al-Rasul and asked them to know the location, so they refused, so he reported them …. And it was done …. Muhammad Abdul Rasoul was arrested, despite all that he was subjected to in prison. Still, he refused to disclose and was released after two months.
As soon as he was released, he met with his brothers and wanted to increase his percentage due to what he had been subjected to inside the prison. They refused, so a dispute arose between them, which led to Muhammad Abd al-Rasool going to the region’s governor and confessing to him his hidden place.
A few days later, archaeologists went and extracted the mummies and sent them to the Bulaq Museum at this time and now in the Al-Masry Museum.
It took 48 hours to transport them, with 300 workers, and the mouth of the cemetery was sealed in 1881 AD.
This hideout was the largest discovery in the past two centuries until the tomb of Tutankhamun was discovered … The tomb contained the greatest kings of them (Ahmose – Ramses II – Sqnin Ra – Seti I – Amenhotep II – Amenhotep III – Thutmose III) And others in addition to several rare papyri, funeral furniture, and boxes containing statues of servants (shabti) ​​and goldsmiths.