Mysteries of Egypt Page #5
But even as the monuments | of Egypt crumble
the stories are reduscovered | by modern archeologists
deciphering the distant past
Scholars and artists
are preserving the great Sphinx | for all humanity
Research within | the Giza Pyramids
has revealed the brilliance | of ancient architects
whose sophisticated designs | prevented the clooapse
of these inner chambers | and passageways.
DNA analysis is helping
to identify family ties | of the royal mummies
and to give us clues | about how they lived...
and died.
New excavations are uncovering | the support system
of settlements and facilities
for the workers who built | the Giza pyramids.
These new discoveries | and many more
owe themselves, | at least in part
to one discovery | not quite as modern
of the tomb | of a teenage Pharaoh.
On November 26, 1922, | Howard Carter reached the wall
outside the first chamber | of Tutankhamen's tomb.
What can | you see?
Carter, please, | can you see anything?
Yes.
Yes.
Wonderful things.
Wonderful things!
Grandpa:
| And they were wonderful thingskept hidden for over 3,000 years | in four chambers
carved from solid rock.
They entered to find | the only intact
king's tomb ever discovered | in modern times.
And in the burial chamber...
four golden shrines.
lnside the fourth shrine, | three golden coffins
one inside the other, | and at the center
the mummy of the boy king, | Tutankhmen.
This was the greatest treasure | ever found in Egypt
Well over 2,000 objects
of gold, alabaster, lapis
and precious jewels made | thousands of years ago
by master craftsmen.
They gave us a personal glimpse
of the royal life | in ancient Egypt
and fueled our drive | to continue searching...
to continue learning.
So, through discoveries | like Howard Carter's
and those of modern | archeologists
the ruins of ancient Egypt | mean something to us.
The stone creations that still | loom up from the desert
are new testaments
of humanity's | great stride forward
from hunters and gatherers
to builders | of majestic strutures
These stone wonders
are the shape | of our beginnings
towering symbols of our rise
to become thinkers, artists, | poets and builders.
These great monuments | keep us humble, too.
After all, they managed to | survive for nearly 5,000 years.
How long has our modern | civilization
been around in comparison?
Not very long.
Not very long.
Now, as to the matter | of the curse.
Lord Carnarvon died | from an infected mosquite bite
five months after King Tut's | tomb was opened.
So it is true after all.
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