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They showcase the reign of Queen Hatshepsut, one of only a few female pharaohs to rule during the ancient Egyptian dynasty.

Among the treasures unearthed by Hawass's team are bronze coins bearing the image of Alexander the Great, children's toys made of clay, and beautifully crafted scarabs. Each item tells a story of life, death, and the belief systems of the pharaohs and their people.

Among the treasures unearthed by Hawass's team are bronze coins bearing the image of Alexander the Great, children's toys made of clay, and beautifully crafted scarabs. Each item tells a story of life, death, and the belief systems of the pharaohs and their people.

Zahi Hawass described the discovery as the most significant royal find on Luxor's West Bank since Tutankhamun's tomb was unearthed in the 1920s. Now, the mission turns to preserving these archaeological wonders for future generations.

Zahi Hawass described the discovery as the most significant royal find on Luxor's West Bank since Tutankhamun's tomb was unearthed in the 1920s. Now, the mission turns to preserving these archaeological wonders for future generations.

The artefacts are being carefully analysed and restored, with plans to showcase them to the public, ensuring Egypt's historical record continues to fascinate the world.

The artefacts are being carefully analysed and restored, with plans to showcase them to the public, ensuring Egypt's historical record continues to fascinate the world.

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You can maybe put us in jail. You can beat us up, but you never... can take away our soul, our existence, our identity.

You can maybe put us in jail. You can beat us up, but you never... can take away our soul, our existence, our identity.

We're right outside of the Carter Presidential Center and Library here in Atlanta. This is really the headquarters, if you want to think about it that way, of his post-presidency, where over many decades, far longer, of course, than when he was in the White House, Jimmy Carter, along with his wife, Rosalind Carter, worked to combat many different things.

We're right outside of the Carter Presidential Center and Library here in Atlanta. This is really the headquarters, if you want to think about it that way, of his post-presidency, where over many decades, far longer, of course, than when he was in the White House, Jimmy Carter, along with his wife, Rosalind Carter, worked to combat many different things.

They worked to promote democracy across the world, combat imperialism. infectious disease, worked towards all kinds of different diplomatic missions. This really is the center of his life after 1981 when he left the White House. But what we're seeing today is an outpouring of tributes and memorials for the former president. Just watching that motorcade go through these

They worked to promote democracy across the world, combat imperialism. infectious disease, worked towards all kinds of different diplomatic missions. This really is the center of his life after 1981 when he left the White House. But what we're seeing today is an outpouring of tributes and memorials for the former president. Just watching that motorcade go through these

very rural areas of Georgia, Plains, Georgia, where he grew up, his boyhood town, the boyhood farm where he grew up, where there was no running water or electricity back in 1924 when Jimmy Carter was born there.

very rural areas of Georgia, Plains, Georgia, where he grew up, his boyhood town, the boyhood farm where he grew up, where there was no running water or electricity back in 1924 when Jimmy Carter was born there.

Many people remembering his legacy and what he meant as a president, but also as a diplomat, as someone who advocated for civil rights, someone who advocated for health care and vaccines around the world. So Jimmy Carter left quite the legacy behind. And those are the stories and memories that, of course, are being shared today here, not only in Georgia, but across the country.

Many people remembering his legacy and what he meant as a president, but also as a diplomat, as someone who advocated for civil rights, someone who advocated for health care and vaccines around the world. So Jimmy Carter left quite the legacy behind. And those are the stories and memories that, of course, are being shared today here, not only in Georgia, but across the country.

This is just the beginning of a multi-day state funeral here in the United States. It will then move on to the Capitol, Washington, D.C. He'll be lying in repose in the Capitol building for a couple of days before a big national memorial. We know that Jimmy Carter personally asked President Joe Biden to deliver the eulogy for him at that memorial service in the National Cathedral. And then...