New Tomb Found in Eqypt!

For the first time since 1922, a new tomb has been found in the Egyptian Valley of the Kings! The last discovery was King Tut's tomb, which ignited an international resurgence of interest in Egyptian history and culture.

Egypt's antiquities authority has said only that the single-chamber tomb contains five wooden sarcophagi, in human shapes with colored funerary masks, surrounded by 20 jars with their pharaonic seals intact -- and that the sarcophagi contain mummies, likely from the 18th Dynasty, some 3,500-3,300 years ago.
Further details were expected Friday, when antiquities chief Zahi Hawass was to unveil the tomb.

I have been listening to a course-on-cd this week about Near Eastern Mythology, so there seems to be a sense of kismet here. But I truly hope this does not bring back the "Walk Like an Egyptian" craze.