Re:Why do we still not know what's inside the pyramids?
by yeukhon on Monday November 16, 2015 @09:34AM
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> Either way, National Geographic reports that the Egyptian authorities are already interested in the idea of marketing tourist access to any chambers that might be found
I am a big history nerd. I will literally say, I love this history shit. You can see how passionate I am about learning history.
But I am concerned about this statement. Does a historical figure deserve to have his or her tomb to be further explored, displayed, and made for profit?
Is there a balance between learning about ancient culture and respecting the dead?
I am a big history nerd. I will literally say, I love this history shit. You can see how passionate I am about learning history.
But I am concerned about this statement. Does a historical figure deserve to have his or her tomb to be further explored, displayed, and made for profit?
Is there a balance between learning about ancient culture and respecting the dead?