Explorers:


Les wait first.

But have thought about the liquid inside the coffin

2000years old liquid and didn't dry up

hungerbad

macuwon:


So you believe you know more about the egyptians and their culture and history more than the egyptians themselves

luminouz:

Lol....
Hope u ain't gonna ask me stuff about the supernatural or the black granite Egyptian shit...cuz I ain't talking

jaxxy:
Interesting so wat do we do now?

tstx:
Egypt

Neddyogu:

Na sewage. It's a recent development

Homeboiy:
That could be the skull of Pharaoh, Joseph and guard

Dami12345:


With good reason, we remember the past , even when we don't know. If God opened your eyes and you see the number of people around you that are not people you will run mad.

cronsberg:
I want you guys to mark my words very carefully and take what am about to tell you very seriously. Ever heard of the story that fulani people came from the sea? Thats what u are seeing here. A very long time ago, what we now call fulani people were originally a mixture of sea spirits and humans (thats why you never see there footsteps or cattle after an incident in a village), there descendants came out of the red sea with cattle in tow to explore the earth, and you know cattle leaves a lot of dung, so before they could all exit the sea, the egyptians enclosed them using black magic in the stone enclosure you are seeing. Now just coming from the sea left some sea water in the enclosure combined with cattle dung stock to their shoes is what the egyptians called sewage water today. The implication of opening the enclosure is that they just let free the original fulani spirit into the world. Brace up people and make way. Am not joking with this story, i mean it, just ask historians

Dami12345:


Yes and no.
By the way, you got any science fiction novels, or fantasy, we can swap.

If supernatural is off the table fine by me.

Just so you know I wouldn't mind paying for information.

gaby:
These anthropologists should learn to respect and allow the dead rest in peace. What're all these unnecessary dig ups and outright desecration, not to talk about the potential risks of spreading diseases.

post=69535792:
Reminds us of the movie : THE MUMMY...scary sh#t!

luminouz:


lol....my novels are on my phones sha.....
gimme time,i will get back to you.U still goan be around?

Dami12345:


Till August probably.

oshe11:
So this People still went ahead to open this coffin despite my warnings to their President?

cronsberg:
I want you guys to mark my words very carefully and take what am about to tell you very seriously. Ever heard of the story that fulani people came from the sea? Thats what u are seeing here. A very long time ago, what we now call fulani people were originally a mixture of sea spirits and humans (thats why you never see there footsteps or cattle after an incident in a village), there descendants came out of the red sea with cattle in tow to explore the earth, and you know cattle leaves a lot of dung, so before they could all exit the sea, the egyptians enclosed them using black magic in the stone enclosure you are seeing. Now just coming from the sea left some sea water in the enclosure combined with cattle dung stock to their shoes is what the egyptians called sewage water today. The implication of opening the enclosure is that they just let free the original fulani spirit into the world. Brace up people and make way. Am not joking with this story, i mean it, just ask historians

DECENCY3:
Who counted the years or how did they arrive at 2000 yrs.

imperiouxx:


You're so right. This is indirectly what the movie was based on. Likelihood of contracting and spreading unclassified diseases through the contaminants in the coffin.

yinkbell:

Bro I guess you don't know about carbon-dating. That it is the work of carbon dating. You may check more info about carbon-dating sir.

HopeAlive16:
There's something mysterious about this discovery. I just hope they are ready for any eventuality

panafrican:
All this is a collective big shame on our time. To just
desecrate people' s remains like that ' in the name of science ' because their loved ones are not around anymore is a big shame and a disgrace.
Egyptians should put an end to this barbaric practice.

Having seen this, one understands why in some traditions in Asia people burn the corpse of their famiy member and spray the ashes in a river or elsewhere. Because there no need to put so much effort and care on a tomb that might end up being profaned in the hands of folks like these people who are digging up graves in Egypt.