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Do Tutankhamun and Nefertiti share a tomb?

✇El País - English
By: Jacinto Antón
6 October 2026 at 20:25

In a development that has revived one of Egyptology’s most intriguing debates, the theory that Tutankhamun and his stepmother Nefertiti, the celebrated chief queen of Akhenaten whose bust is one of the most iconic images of Ancient Egypt, may share the same eternal resting place has returned to the spotlight.

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Entrance to Tutankhamun's tomb in the Valley of the Kings.Schematic of Tutankhamun’s tomb (below Ramses VI, KV9), with the chambers and passages proposed by the new research indicated in mauve and yellow.

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The burial chamber of Tutankhamun’s tomb, with the north wall behind which the rest of the sepulcher would continue.

Encuentran una espada de la Edad del Bronce de hace más de 3.000 años en el fondo de un lago italiano y todavía conserva el filo

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By: Antonio García
6 October 2026 at 16:23
Una espada de bronce que llevaba más de tres mil años en el fondo de un lago ha salido a la superficie con el filo todavía cortante. La han recuperado los arqueólogos subacuáticos de la Soprintendenza de Viterbo en el lago di Mezzano, un pequeño lago de origen volcánico del Lacio, la región italiana donde […]

Sword From the Age of Ramesses II Pulled From an Italian Volcanic Lake Still Has a Sharp Edge

✇LBV Magazine English Edition
By: Antonio García
6 October 2026 at 16:23
A bronze sword that spent more than three thousand years underwater has come out of an Italian lake with its edge still sharp. Underwater archaeologists from the Soprintendenza of Viterbo (the state body that protects archaeological heritage in each Italian province) recovered it from Lake Mezzano, a small volcanic lake in Lazio, the region around […]

The Field That Was India Inside Bangladesh Inside India Inside Bangladesh — The World’s Only “Russian Doll” Territory Vanished in 2015

✇LBV Magazine English Edition
By: Antonio García
6 October 2026 at 08:55
For decades, one of the oddest spots on the world’s political map was a patch of farmland roughly the size of a soccer pitch. It was called Dahala Khagrabari (enclave number 51) and it belonged to India. It sat inside a piece of Bangladesh, which lay inside a pocket of Indian territory, which was itself […]

Luis Har, former Israeli hostage in Gaza: ‘If it had been only up to our government, we would still be there’

✇El País - English
By: Antonio Pita
6 October 2026 at 08:55
Luis Har, at the headquarters of the Hostages and Missing Families Forum in Tel Aviv, in 2024.

Luis Har (Buenos Aires, 73) squeezes in a break during his vacation at a hotel in Eilat, a tourist city on the shores of the Red Sea at Israel’s southernmost tip. It is the clearest evidence of the upheaval — from anonymous citizen to a public figure who travels constantly — his life has undergone since October 7, 2023, when Hamas took him hostage in its massive surprise attack, along with his partner, Clara Marman, and three of her relatives, at a kibbutz near Gaza, Nir Yitshak. All five held dual Argentine and Israeli nationality.

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Dahala Khagrabari, el único enclave del mundo “dentro de otro enclave dentro de otro enclave”, desapareció en 2015

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By: Antonio García
6 October 2026 at 08:55
Durante décadas, uno de los lugares más raros del mapa político del mundo fue una parcela de cultivo de menos de una hectárea. Se llamaba Dahala Khagrabari (enclave número 51), pertenecía a India y estaba rodeada por un trozo de Bangladés, que a su vez estaba dentro de una bolsa de territorio indio, que a […]

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