Egypt
Divers have begun their excavation of objects lost in the Nile with success though I am sure it surprises no one that the riverbed is loaded with objects lost through out history.
While cleaning the tomb of Seti I in the valley of kings workers have come across a number of objects including this ushabti.
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2008/893/he1.htm
- Seti, Please Tell Us Your Secret Ii
Al Ahram Weekly (Zahi Hawass) For the first time we can now say that we have revealed the secrets of the tunnel in the tomb of Seti I. The tunnel was first excavated by Sheikh Ali Abdel-Rassoul and his workmen to a depth of about 130 metres. They did...
- About Seti I - Whose Mortuary Temple Has Been Restored And Re-opened
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2004/694/he1.htm The Mortuary Temple of Seti I has been restored and re-opened. This article describes Seti I and his role in Egypt's history, putting his mortuary temple into context. It touches on Seti's son Ramesses...
- Ushabti Stolen During Revolution Returns
A well known ushabti from Egypt's XXVI Dynasty was among the stolen pieces taken from the Cairo Museum during the January revolution of 2011 and the robbery of the museum. The ushabti was broken during its theft and its lower half was left in the...
- The Cave Of Sokar
This is Dr. Hawass on the tunnel in the tomb of Seti I in the Valley of Kings which his team have recently finished excavating. Dr. Hawass explains the tunnels meaning including the Kings plan of building a tomb within the tomb but Seti's time ran...
- The End Of Seti's Tomb
...
Egypt
Ushabti of Seti I
Divers have begun their excavation of objects lost in the Nile with success though I am sure it surprises no one that the riverbed is loaded with objects lost through out history.
While cleaning the tomb of Seti I in the valley of kings workers have come across a number of objects including this ushabti.
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2008/893/he1.htm
- Seti, Please Tell Us Your Secret Ii
Al Ahram Weekly (Zahi Hawass) For the first time we can now say that we have revealed the secrets of the tunnel in the tomb of Seti I. The tunnel was first excavated by Sheikh Ali Abdel-Rassoul and his workmen to a depth of about 130 metres. They did...
- About Seti I - Whose Mortuary Temple Has Been Restored And Re-opened
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2004/694/he1.htm The Mortuary Temple of Seti I has been restored and re-opened. This article describes Seti I and his role in Egypt's history, putting his mortuary temple into context. It touches on Seti's son Ramesses...
- Ushabti Stolen During Revolution Returns
A well known ushabti from Egypt's XXVI Dynasty was among the stolen pieces taken from the Cairo Museum during the January revolution of 2011 and the robbery of the museum. The ushabti was broken during its theft and its lower half was left in the...
- The Cave Of Sokar
This is Dr. Hawass on the tunnel in the tomb of Seti I in the Valley of Kings which his team have recently finished excavating. Dr. Hawass explains the tunnels meaning including the Kings plan of building a tomb within the tomb but Seti's time ran...
- The End Of Seti's Tomb
...