Billy Carson examines the Valley of the Kings on Luxor's west bank, describing his own repeated visits leading tour groups through the site as part of his annual Egypt trips. He notes that the valley served as the royal burial ground for roughly five hundred years, from around 1550 BC to 1070 BC, with more than sixty-five tombs discovered so far and, in his view, likely more still hidden within the surrounding mountains. Carson questions why a civilization would invest such extensive labor carving elaborate underground chambers purely to bury the dead, suggesting instead that the tombs may have served a preservation function tied to the elite and their bloodlines. He describes viewing tomb art depicting the god Thoth and argues that ancient Egyptians believed rulers could eventually be revived to reestablish their kingdoms on Earth rather than in an afterlife elsewhere. Carson frames this as his own theory built from years of visiting the site rather than an established archaeological conclusion.
Topics: Valley of the Kings, Luxor, Thoth, Ancient Egyptian Burial
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