Egypt
Egyptologist brings lost civilisation to life
http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2005-11/uol-ebl112305.php
"Egypt: How a Lost Civilisation was Rediscovered by Dr Joyce Tyldesley, covers the history of Egyptology, from the end of the Dynastic age to the present, beginning with little known Egyptians who investigated the country's ancient monuments to famous archaeologists such as Howard Carter, who uncovered the resting place of the boy king, Tutankhamen."
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