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The Valley of the Kings is famous for its royal tombs. These beautifully painted tombs have been designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. For over a thousand years, the kings, queens and nobles of the New Kingdom (1500-1070 B.C.) were buried in this valley, which is the world's most magnificent burial ground.

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The Valley of the Kings is the burial ground for many important kings of ancient Egypt. It was founded by the third XVIIIth Dynasty king, Tuthmosis, who kept adding glory to ancient Egypt. Kings had nice tombs, with all their important belongings, located next to their mortuary temples.

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It's been years since the land of Egypt was explored by Egyptologists and archeologists but still, no one can find the tomb of Queen Cleopatra. Even after extensive searching, no one was able to locate the tomb, but today some believe they are close to doing so.

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A joint British-Egyptian team has just announced the discovery of a royal tomb in the Western Valley. The tomb located in Valley C, is thought to date to the Eighteenth Dynasty and may belong to a wife or princess from the Thutmosid.

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The Valley of the Kings contains the tombs, or graves, of dozens of the royal rulers of ancient Egypt. The valley lies in the southern half of Egypt, just west of the Nile River. The tombs were built for the pharaohs (kings) who ruled from the 1500s bce to the 1000s bce

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Tuthmosis changed the burial traditions of ancient Egyptian kings forever when he built the Valley of the Kings as an effort to protect his tomb from robbers.

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Tutankhamun and Valley of the Kings Explained

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Tutankhamun's Treasures (Full Episode) | Lost Treasures of Egypt