Egypt’s lost Golden City that’s more than 3,000 years old continues to be unearthed street by street. In a TODAY exclusive, NBC’s Keir Simmons gets a tour from famed archeologist Zahi Hawass of the new ruins being discovered and excavated — including a wash basin, animal remains, children’s shoes, a tool for making bread and more.
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I find the ancient Egyptian culture so fascinating. Seems like every day we are finding out something new about their civilization and how advanced they were.
Zahi is terrible
Choose aren't kiddie shoes, Ancient Egyptians were an average height of 5'6" for the men, women obviously even smaller.
This is so amazing 🤩
Dr Hogwarts always thinks he's King
It’a just made by regular humans. Now show us what’s under the pyramid, the one made by advanced beings.
good thing he didnt drop the jar 😂
This could be El Dorado.
The Pharaoh's mummy dressed him funny, im in bandages over this pun!
Its located in Luxor, on the western bank of the Nile, near the Valley of the Kings. We were just there in January with the best Egyptologist and Guide. Egypt is fascinating.
Millennierrrrr???? 🤣🤣🤣
Hey sweetie,, you ever seen the movie the mummy? Now you know why they’ve boarded the city up and here you go opening whole pile of evil your playful demeanor makes it better though..😂😂 let me guess you really thought they didn’t know the city was there either?