Dr. Zahi Hawass

 Archaeological discoveries continue in Egypt, as archaeologists continue to search for the greatness and history of ancient Egyptian civilization in the homeland, dazzling the world with new archaeological discoveries, the latest of which was announced by the famous Egyptian archaeologist and former Minister of Antiquities, Dr. Zahi Hawass, about a huge archaeological discovery in Luxor Governorate, stressing that the new archaeological discovery holds the promise of further understanding of ancient Egyptian history and is an extension of a series of discoveries he has made in recent years.

Many surprises:

For his part, the Egyptian archaeologist Zahi Hawass explained that the new discovery is located in the West Bank area of ​​​​Luxor Governorate, specifically near the famous Temple of Hatshepsut and the ancient cemetery of Khokha, noting that this discovery will contain many surprises as it belongs to the era of the modern state in ancient Pharaonic history, so this discovery represents an important addition to the record of archaeological achievements that enjoy great global interest. The site also contains evidence that could change the way the world views Egyptian history, in addition to answering important questions that have occupied the minds of archaeologists around the world.

Hawass added that the new archaeological discovery will contribute greatly to understanding the history of this vital area in ancient Egypt, noting that the presence of an archaeological discovery near the Temple of Hatshepsut and the Khokha Cemetery adds special importance to it given the history and importance of that area. He also said that this discovery will be an introduction to a series of future discoveries, stressing that the year 2025 will be a year full of new archaeological discoveries in Egypt.

Announcing a new archaeological discovery:

In the same context, the "First Page" website learned that Dr. Zahi Hawass will officially announce a new archaeological discovery at the beginning of the new year 2025 AD, specifically on Wednesday, January 8, in the presence of a number of journalists and media professionals to cover this important event, as the Zahi Hawass Foundation for Antiquities and Heritage organizes a special press conference to announce the new discovery in Luxor Governorate.

Dr. Hawass gave a lecture in Prague, Czech Republic, during the past few days, in which he spoke about the latest archaeological discoveries in Egypt. This lecture contributed to enhancing international interest in Egyptian heritage, which highlights the importance of the role Hawass plays in spreading awareness of Egypt’s history worldwide.

Zahi Hawass's Contributions:

It is worth mentioning that the famous archaeologist Dr. Zahi Hawass has made many archaeological discoveries in the same area where he announced a new archaeological discovery and was able to dazzle the world with his unique contributions in the field of Egyptian antiquities.

The most prominent of Hawass's previous discoveries was the discovery of the lost city of gold (the rise of Aten), which is considered one of the most important archaeological discoveries of the current century, as it shed light on the period of King Amenhotep III. He also succeeded in discovering the tombs of the workers who built the pyramids in the Giza area, which provided important details about the daily lives of the workers in building the pyramids, in addition to his discovery of the well of the tomb of King Ramses II in the Valley of the Kings on the West Bank in Luxor.