From Liberated in the Valley of the Kings...
On the morning of November fourth, when the last rubble-covered corner under Ramsess' VI’s tomb had been cleared down to rock, Carter noticed what looked like the beginning of a step hewn in stone. “This has to lead somewhere,” he told Spiro, offering a ray of hope to both of them and all the workers seeing them elated were encouraged too.
Spiro ran to tell Samia.
“I hope with all my heart it might be so, to make all the struggle and hard work worthwhile,” she said.
“A step going down usually leads to more steps,” Spiro said with hope discernable in his voice for the first time.
The pace of the digging picked up and more steps were uncovered. The last one led to a screen of stones, plastered over and bearing the seals of the royal necropolis.
As the digging continued four more steps were uncovered, leading to another wall of stone blocks, again roughly plastered and bearing the imprints of royal seals. After sixteen more steps, the saw upon the last barrier the name…
Nebkheprure-Tutankhamen
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