Reeves came up with his theory by studying high-resolution scans of the tomb. The scans were actually made to produce a fake version of King Tut's tomb for tourists, but Reeves says they revealed fissures in the wall that are likely doorways. He believes the larger doorway leads to a chamber where Nefertiti—the wife of Tutankhamun's father—is buried. Reeves theorizes that Tut's tomb wasn't ready when he died unexpectedly at 19, and so he was buried in Nefertiti's tomb instead. However other archaeologists claims Nefertiti's mummy was already found elsewhere in 1898, though her identity was never confirmed, notes Discovery. No word yet on when the next tests will be conducted. (It seems Nefertiti had an ancient facelift.)

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