Nefertiti found?

Egypt’s Queen Nefertiti, dubbed the “beautiful one”, may have been hidden—no, make that buried—in plain sight, possibly within the same burial chamber as the boy king Tutankhamun.

This possibility was reported by CNN based on high-resolution images of the tomb taken by Madrid-based art restorer Factum Arte. British archaeologist Nicholas Reeves said he believes he has found Nefertiti’s final resting place.

Reeves said he spotted  on the images cracks in the walls that could indicate two previously unrecognized "ghost" doorways that lay behind the walls.

"The implications are extraordinary if digital appearance translates into physical reality,” said Reeves.

Tutankhamun’s tomb is one of Egypt’s greatest discoveries made by Howard Carter in 1922. It was said that the tomb was cursed because of the allegedly mysterious deaths of personalities linked to its discovery.

Reeves theorized the Tutankhamun’s tomb is just the entrance to a much grander tomb belonging to Nefertiti. 

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Image by: CNN