CLEAN : Egypt opens newly-restored southern cemetery of King Djoser

The video discusses a long-term archaeological project in Egypt, focusing on the preservation of a tomb and step pyramid. The project, which began in 2006, has involved significant financial investment and effort. Recent discoveries include a large granite sarcophagus composed of 16 pieces, which was a surprise to the team. The video also explores the cultural and historical significance of these findings, particularly the unusual concept of a king being buried in two places. The project has opened previously inaccessible tombs to the public, marking a significant achievement.

What was the initial condition of the tomb and step pyramid before the project began?

• They were in excellent condition.

• They were in poor condition.

• They were newly discovered.

• They were partially restored.

How long has the restoration project been ongoing?

• 20 years

• 15 years

• 10 years

• 5 years

How much money was spent on the restoration project?

• 100 million Egyptian pounds

• 200 million Egyptian pounds

• 150 million Egyptian pounds

• 130 million Egyptian pounds

What was surprising about the sarcophagus discovered?

• It was made of gold.

• It was empty.

• It was a single piece.

• It was composed of 16 pieces.

What was unique about the tombs that were opened?

• They were open to the public before.

• They were located underwater.

• They were never opened to the public before.

• They contained no artifacts.

What is unusual about the burial concept discussed?

• The burial was done underwater.

• The tombs were made of wood.

• The tombs were located in a different country.

• A king was buried in multiple places.

What is the narrator's personal feeling about visiting the site?

• Indifferent

• Nervous

• Excited

• Disappointed