The word Neve Tali means "the most beautiful person". No wonder she is the favorite concubine of King Ramses II. After her death, the great Pharaoh began to build the largest and most luxurious mausoleum in Wangling Valley. The walls of the three tombs are covered with pictures depicting the life of Tali, the Queen of Neve in "Paradise". Many of these paintings are well preserved, as if they were painted only yesterday. However, grave robbers stole Queen Naif Tali's mummy and many jewels she was wearing.

2. Tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun (Egyptian Tomb Valley, 1922)

When the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun was discovered in 1922, it was the smallest but the best preserved one among the tombs of Egyptian emperors. At that time, more than 3,500 cultural relics were found in the tomb. Its coffin * * * has seven layers, with four wooden coffins outside and three layers inside, namely sarcophagus, hardwood humanoid coffins and

Golden human coffin. The innermost layer is a gold-faced human coffin, made of a gold plate with a thickness of 3 cm, with a length of 187.5 cm, a width of 5 1.3 cm and a weight of 134.3 kg. The gold-faced human coffin is decorated with luxurious surface and exquisite workmanship, and is also decorated with sapphire and glass. Inside the coffin is the mummy of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, who wears a golden mask on his face.

Tutankhamun is famous for two reasons: one is the tomb of the first king found in the world; The second is his infamous curse. The mausoleum itself is so small that a cave next to it has to be used to store buried treasures. Since the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun was excavated, some gorgeous funerary objects have been exhibited in museums all over the world. At the same time, since the 1920s, there have been rumors that anyone who enters its cemetery will be cursed by bad luck, and this situation has continued to this day.

3. The Queen's Tomb with Tattoos and Armor (El Brujo, Peru, 2005)

A mummy of Moche period unearthed in Peru puzzled everyone. Female mummies were buried in all the armor of the royal samurai, and it is believed that the leaders of Mochi period were all men; The woman's body was tightly wrapped, covered with a red mineral and placed in an adobe grave. Next to him lay a girl buried with her, with a golden crown and a golden bowl scattered all over the floor. The tomb was found on a pyramid-shaped hill in the royal forbidden area, where it is said that later people burned objects sacrificed to her.