More than three years ago, Rachel Taylor started her great expedition of searching the world for the unknown. The Titanic was found by Robert Ballard and Terracotta soldiers were found by farmers in 1974, but Rachel knew that surely there was more that has never been discovered in this vast world. Her real fascination was emerged in egyptian tombs and myths, so she set out for Egypt in 2030. It was thought that there could still be many smaller tombs concealed under the sandy plains and many believe that there is still one royal tomb yet to be discovered. Now the year is 2033 and Rachel Taylor has found the tomb of Pharaoh Ramesses VIII. Many archeologist have searched and searched for Ramesses VIII tomb in the Valley of Kings where many …show more content…
Without it, Ramesses’ name would have disappeared and there would not be a great search for his tomb. With the knowledge that Ramesses was not a widely known King, Rachel spent her time outside the Valley of Kings and went to Tombos, Sudan where a middle class women's tombs was discovered around 2007. She went and scanned the walls of the tomb and pressed down on a small beetle like imprint on the wall, crowned with a small faded crown. The floor slid away to reveal steps leading down into blackness. Once she descended, she saw rows and rows of gold and a table in the middle of the room surrounded by a trench that must have held water. The mummy was encased in a Sarcophage reading that this was in face Pharaoh Ramesses VIII. The women above who was of the middle class had been his true love and he had demanded that she be buried like a King, and he be buried beneath her because he placed her above him in everything he did. Written on the walls is the sad tale of how he could not marry her because she was not of his class and how the priest at that time snuck into her room at night and murdered her so as to keep the line of Kings in