This would lead to the second great Egyptian fad in Western culture, at least equaling the first when Napoleon\u2019s army brought back home literally tons upon tons of loot, including their stupendous discovery of what we call the Rosetta stone<\/a>. The equal referring to the fad not the level of archaeological<\/span> significance<\/span>.<\/p>\n Not that this wasn\u2019t something. This time around it was the funerary cache of a minor king, but the first ever found undisturbed by grave robbers.<\/p>\n And what a cache! It immediately became obvious why no previous cache had been left untouched, despite threats of eternal damnation and rather nasty introductions to hell on this side\u2026<\/p>\n And, my, how it sparked the imagination to both deeper matters of life and death, of ancient cultures, and right up along side it, the deeply silly\u2026<\/p>\nhttp:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=ok6vuPq-2AU<\/a>\n And downhill from there\u2026<\/p>\nhttp:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=07gfJgFq4Wc<\/a>\n
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