The Spanish award for ‘Man of the Yr’ goes to the archaeologist Hawass

(ANSA) – CAIRO, MAY 25 – The Spanish Union of Writers and Journalists has awarded Zahi Hawass, probably the most well-known and prestigious Egyptian archaeologist, the Man of the Yr 2024 award. The award was offered at present at Cairo, the place a Spanish delegation led by the president of the Union Mariano Palacin arrived for the event, together with 45 Spanish journalists and writers. “Assembly Hawass was a dream and at present it has develop into actuality – stated Palacin -. He’s really the pharaoh who taught Egyptology at a global degree, and we anxiously await from him the novelty of the century: the long-awaited discovery of the tomb of Nefertiti”. Zahi Hawass responded by illustrating crucial previous discoveries and ongoing analysis. “The invention of the misplaced metropolis of gold within the metropolis of Luxor ranked first on the planet among the many high ten archaeological discoveries of 2021 based on the Archeology Journal, which highlights the work of archaeological missions in that metropolis based by the Egyptian king Amenhotep III and flourished in the course of the reign of the younger Tutankhamun. He then revealed the work in progress after the invention of a 9 meter lengthy hall contained in the pyramid of Cheops and resulting in the burial chamber, describing this discovery as “crucial that has occurred. in the course of the twenty first century within the space of ​​the Giza pyramids. The mission might be accomplished in July. He then added that he’s engaged on the tomb of King Ramesses II, whose effectively was discovered. over 9 meters deep. One of many strangest – he underlined – “as a result of it’s the just one that has three inscriptions in every nook concerning the afterlife, which means that the effectively had a non secular perform”. “We at the moment are in search of the tomb of Queen Nefertiti in Luxor and the pyramid of King Honi in Saqqara,” concluded Hawass. (HANDLE).