The Search for Cleopatra's Tomb

[Captain Jack Wolfe]

Yeah, all right, it predates the Renaissance by a fair whack of time, but here it is.  Doctor Zahi Hawass, Egypt's top archaeologist, says they are close to finding the final resting place of Cleopatra and Mark Antony.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,517100,00.html

And before a certain someone beats me to it...  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KCzdLiWeSU

[Welsh Wench]

Hmmm....Caesar allowed the lovers to be buried together.
Kind of like Matty Groves and Lord Donald's wife.   

[Lady Nicolette]

And our Renaissance friend, William Shakespeare, wrote a lovely play about them...

[Captain Jack Wolfe]

Ah, there's that Billy Shakes, poppin' up again!  God bless him! 

Honestly, I think Dr. Hawass is on to something.  Of all the archaeologists out there, he's one of the most conservative and meticulous.  No wild claims out of this man.  I've followed his work for years, and he's earned my respect many times over.

[DonaCatalina]

Looks like they might be getting closer; but have not found it yet.

[irish]

I love Dr. Hawass!
He was truly born, to protect Egypt's treasures!
We email off & on.
He sent me an autograph pic of himself and a very nice letter.
I would so love to go to Egypt. It is my dream...sighhhhhhhh.......

[Queen Bonnie]

 I am fascinated by Cleopatra! Funny I was just her, for TRF Roman weekend- see Paul42's pictures. I read a novel by Margaret George- Memoirs of Cleopatra that inspired my costume. Great book- over 900 pages! I hope they find her tomb.