These tombs were found by explorers and archaeologists, who used them to learn a lot about ancient Egyptian civilization. One particularly well-known instance occurred in 1922 when researcher.
The monarchs of ancient Egypt were called pharaohs. The Egyptians thought that their pharaoh served as a liaison between the domain of the gods or the world of mortals. After passing away, the monarch became divine form and gave his son, the new ruler, his holy authority and status. The pharaoh ruled by royal edict and his will was paramount.
(Ramses XI was the final ruler of the New Kingdom; he passed away in 1070 B.C.) Archaeological data from this time period provide information on the causes and mechanisms of Egypt's precipitous downfall. Ramses V's mummy, for instance, appears to bear scars from smallpox on his face.
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