News From the Field 2 – The History of Egypt Podcast

February 2017.

There have been some exciting discoveries in the recent archaeological season! We find out what they were.

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Children’s footprints in mortar, Qantir

Entrance to the tomb of Khonsu, discovered at Luxor

The legs that may belong to Queen Nefertari

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Children’s footprints in mortar, Qantir

Children’s footprints in mortar, Qantir

Entrance to the tomb of Khonsu, discovered at Luxor

The legs that may belong to Queen Nefertari

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Bibliography

Ahram.org – ‘Monumental’ Building Complex Discovered at Qantir
Luxor Times Magazine – Royal Scribe Tomb Discovered in Luxor
Live Science – Mystery Mummy Legs Belonged to Egyptian Queen Nefertari
PLOS Journal – “Queen Nefertari, the Royal Spouse of Pharaoh Ramses II: A Multidisciplinary Investigation of the Mummified Remains Found in Her Tomb (QV66)” by Habicht ME, Bianucci R, Buckley SA, Fletcher J, Bouwman AS, Öhrström LM, et al. (2016)