During recent excavations in Cairo, archaeologists from the Czech Institute of Egyptology, led by specialist Miroslav Bart, have discovered the tomb of the ruler of Ancient Egypt.
According to the scientist, many events associated with the death of the ancient Egyptian queen Hentakavess III testify to the approach of the end of the world. The Czech archaeologist Miroslav Barta noted that after the death of the ruler, the wife of the famous pharaoh of Ancient Egypt Neferefra, significant changes in the climate took place in the lands where before that there was only prosperity.
Barta draws the attention of the world community to the fact that 200 years after the death of the ancient Egyptian queen as a result of climate change, the largest river in the region, the Nile, dried up, which led to the economic decline of the state. The inhabitants of Ancient Egypt, who recently lived in luxury and grace, became beggars. The once lush and fertile harvest has simply disappeared. Drawing a parallel with the current situation in the modern world, the archaeologist noted that the Earth will soon face the same fate, because what happened in Ancient Egypt in 2500 BC is also caused by global warming.
As the specialist notes, during the excavations of the tomb of Hentakavess in Cairo, various luxury items of the ruler were also found, as well as rock hieroglyphs and pottery. In addition, Miroslav Barta also said that the face of the Egyptian queen was very poorly preserved due to the raids of local invaders, and it would be very difficult to restore the true appearance of Hentakavess III even with the use of the most modern technologies.
Anna Petrova