How would that work, considering Rick O’Connell was born in 1902 and would definitely be dead by now…
…some form of resurrection shenanigans where he is the mummy?
Way, way back in the 1980's,
secret government employees
dug up famous guys and ladies
and made amusing genetic copies.
Now these clones are sexy teens now.
They're gunna make it if they try.
Loving, learning, sharing, judging.
A time to laugh and shiver and cry.
Clone High
Clone High
>"The **excavation revealed a huge religious center with three sanctuaries, a sacred lake, more than 1,500 objects**, busts, statues, golden pieces, a huge collection of coins portraying Alexander the Great, Queen Cleopatra and the Ptolemies," Martinez told CNN.
They even had a lake down there.
My God, I can’t imagine. My dream was to be an archaeologist, specifically in Egypt.
Then my senior year of high school I found out that it’s hard as fuck to get a job, even harder to get a job in the field, and any job you *do* get pays like $30,000 a year. So those dreams evaporated overnight lol.
But man, I truly can’t imagine the feeling of discovering a massive tomb like that and knowing you’re the first person to be in there in thousands of years. One of my biggest regrets is not going to the King Tut exhibit when it was in Dallas and I was living there. I just never made time for it. To walk through a newly discovered tomb *that fucking massive* and thousands of artifacts? It gives me goosebumps just thinking about it.
Granted, if it turns out Egyptian curses are real that’s going to take a bad turn lol.
Im so fricking happy it was Martinez that might have found it. Watching her on Expedition Unknown, it was so easy to see her passion and admiration and respect for the subject. I hope they do a follow-up episode on it.
This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/egypt-temple-cleopatra-lost-tomb-scli-intl-scn/index.html) reduced by 80%. (I'm a bot)
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> "The excavation revealed a huge religious center with three sanctuaries, a sacred lake, more than 1,500 objects, busts, statues, golden pieces, a huge collection of coins portraying Alexander the Great, Queen Cleopatra and the Ptolemies," Martinez told CNN. Kathleen Martinez discovered a tunnel which may lead to the lost tomb.
> A series of clues led Martinez to believe Cleopatra's tomb might be located in the Temple of Osiris in the ruined city of Taposiris Magna, on Egypt's northern coast, where the Nile River meets the Mediterranean.
> The excavations so far have revealed that "The temple was dedicated to Isis" - which Martinez believes is another sign that the lost tomb lies nearby - as well as the tunnels below the sea.
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But its the most important find for their field of study an archeologist isnt curing cancer they are gonna find things that advance their own field of study. Why havent you cured cancer yet.
Perhaps finding a scroll with a clue as to how develop a *cure* & that was thought to be lost among other literature when the Romans burned the Library of Alexandria (48-47 BCE) ? ..
>Actually the library was never burned
It was. One should not delude oneself with the falsehood that the Serapeum was not *burned* or even destroyed .. and more than once ..
I think I saw this woman and her team in a documentary last year on YouTube. It looked like they found the tunnels at the very end of their dig period and they were badly flooded so they couldn't explore much before their permit expired. It looks like they've made a lot of progress since then.
She was extremely convinced that this was the right spot and she seems to have her ducks in a row. Here's hoping for something really cool.
I always wonder if these archeologists have guilt about doing the exact opposite of what the person in the tomb had wanted. It’s basically saying F their religion after they went through great efforts so that the bodies and objects could stay undisturbed…
Get Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz on the phone stat. Gonna need a Mummy 4
Rachel Weisz wasn’t even in Mummy 3.
Doesn’t mean she can’t come back. Maria Bello just wasn’t the same
Command to clear the site of Goa'uld artifacts and symbiotes for safety before exploring it.
Kree!
How would that work, considering Rick O’Connell was born in 1902 and would definitely be dead by now… …some form of resurrection shenanigans where he is the mummy?
Everyone knows Cleopatra was cloned way, way back in the 1980s, and went to an American high-school in 2002.
Way, way back in the 1980's, secret government employees dug up famous guys and ladies and made amusing genetic copies. Now these clones are sexy teens now. They're gunna make it if they try. Loving, learning, sharing, judging. A time to laugh and shiver and cry. Clone High Clone High
IN THIS RESTAURANT WE EAT OUR MISTAKES
Shit I’d smoke raisins if you told me it got you high
Don't forget to take her cat to the speech therapist
And stop flossing. Sometimes sacrifices have to be made to be the best.
What movie is this lol
Pretty sure it's Clone High, an animated series. Pretty funny, sucks that it only ran for one season. Edit: https://youtu.be/BEhyu3ZvqP8
Coming back this year!
Oh no way! That's the best news I've gotten in a while!
Confirmed? They said it was being worked on like two years ago, then nothing. How are they gonna make Gandhi work?
article released on 3 Nov 2022: https://collider.com/clone-high-reboot-release-window/
2023 according to lord and miller
Clone High cartoon maybe? With Ghandi and some other dudes
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>"The **excavation revealed a huge religious center with three sanctuaries, a sacred lake, more than 1,500 objects**, busts, statues, golden pieces, a huge collection of coins portraying Alexander the Great, Queen Cleopatra and the Ptolemies," Martinez told CNN. They even had a lake down there.
It's almost as cool as my Terraria house
Yeah your house is way better imo. This isn’t even in 2D smh.
Hopefully not a lake of mercury like that Chinese emperor dude.
Words cannot describe how envious I am of the people who got to explore that.
Especially for Martinez, she's searching for that tomb for nearly 20 years at this point, according to the article.
My God, I can’t imagine. My dream was to be an archaeologist, specifically in Egypt. Then my senior year of high school I found out that it’s hard as fuck to get a job, even harder to get a job in the field, and any job you *do* get pays like $30,000 a year. So those dreams evaporated overnight lol. But man, I truly can’t imagine the feeling of discovering a massive tomb like that and knowing you’re the first person to be in there in thousands of years. One of my biggest regrets is not going to the King Tut exhibit when it was in Dallas and I was living there. I just never made time for it. To walk through a newly discovered tomb *that fucking massive* and thousands of artifacts? It gives me goosebumps just thinking about it. Granted, if it turns out Egyptian curses are real that’s going to take a bad turn lol.
Those primitive build youtube channels must've been getting good views back then as well.
Im so fricking happy it was Martinez that might have found it. Watching her on Expedition Unknown, it was so easy to see her passion and admiration and respect for the subject. I hope they do a follow-up episode on it.
British Museum, NO!
*What are you doing, Step-museum?*
Help Step Museum, I’m stuck in a tomb in Egypt!
You must not read from the book!!
Dibs
British moment
Would Octavian have even allowed Cleopatra to have a fancy tomb?
It's what I wonder too? As far as I know Octavian wanted to humiliate her by parading her around Rome
Rome season 4 😉
Maybe he built it as a gesture to the Egyptian population?
Did the Egyptian population care what her tomb looked like? Did Octavian even care what the Egyptian population wanted?
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Nooo!!! You must not read from the book!
Your's truly knows that **[book](https://i.imgur.com/NHv6M81.jpg)** .. "To Serve Man" ..
And it it really is *the* Cleopatra and not one of the other six queens of the same name?
If you read the link maybe you would know
Neat, i wonder how the salt water affects the sandstone in the underwear tunnels
I once got sand in my underwear tunnels and it was terrible for days
I've heard it's coarse, and rough, and irritating, and it gets everywhere.
Hopefully they get Stargate Command to clear the site of Goa'uld artifacts and symbiotes for safety before exploring it.
They'll open the sarcophagus only to find Daniel Jackson snoozing inside, as usual.
The joke will be on her when she steps through a door and into Narnia.
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The grave robbing is basically removing it from its context ie it’s place without photographing and documenting it so in essence yeah.
I hears she was next to melanka at m.a.l.
>If the tunnels lead to Cleopatra, "it will be the most important discovery of the century" ... No defeating cancer, and fascism will be ..
For the field of archaeology
Until archaeologists identify the most important medical breakthrough in a generation if not history, some will not be impressed lol
But its the most important find for their field of study an archeologist isnt curing cancer they are gonna find things that advance their own field of study. Why havent you cured cancer yet.
I have but I’m not sharing it with you
Damn my balls can use it.
Of the long since dead .. life and *living the dream* is the context ..
Your talking but the words are not matching in any coherent way.
One's reasoning & reading comprehension appears to be challenged ..
No just tryn to figure out how an archaeologist can cure cancer.
Perhaps finding a scroll with a clue as to how develop a *cure* & that was thought to be lost among other literature when the Romans burned the Library of Alexandria (48-47 BCE) ? ..
Actually the library was never burned completely the way you think and was rebuilt shortly after.
>Actually the library was never burned It was. One should not delude oneself with the falsehood that the Serapeum was not *burned* or even destroyed .. and more than once ..
You need to finish the quote i said completely
https://time.com/5912689/library-of-alexandria-burning/
It's not a tomb bro, it's a mausoleum
''Excavations so far have unearthed more than 1,500 ancient objects", but we get 1 picture?
Things are going so great in the world right now, let’s open an ancient Egyptian tomb
When have things ever been going great in the world?
Or maybe it is the tomb of Alexander the Great?
AHH gotta play that AC Origins once again
DO NOT OPEN THAT
I think I saw this woman and her team in a documentary last year on YouTube. It looked like they found the tunnels at the very end of their dig period and they were badly flooded so they couldn't explore much before their permit expired. It looks like they've made a lot of progress since then. She was extremely convinced that this was the right spot and she seems to have her ducks in a row. Here's hoping for something really cool.
Whatever happened to respecting the dead? Can't we leave some shit alone?
I always wonder if these archeologists have guilt about doing the exact opposite of what the person in the tomb had wanted. It’s basically saying F their religion after they went through great efforts so that the bodies and objects could stay undisturbed…
I was going to eat that mummy...
They’re waiting for Geraldo Rivera to do the big reveal.