Tomb of female singer found in Egypt's Valley of the Kings

15 January 2012, 3:02 pm

Archaeologists said it is the only tomb of a woman who was not part of ancient Egypt's royal families to have been found in the Valley of the Kings. News Desk The ancient tomb of a female singer has been discovered in Egypt's Valley of the Kings , in what archeologists are calling a rare find. Archeologists said it is the only tomb of a woman who was not related to ancient Egypt's royal families ...... Read More »

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