A Pharaoh Resurfaces: The Lost Tomb of Thutmose II…Found!

One of the most thrilling discoveries in Egyptology has just unfolded beneath the Theban cliffs—and it involves a long-lost king, a starry ceiling, and a tomb hidden in plain sight for more than 3,000 years.

We’re talking about Pharaoh Thutmose II, a somewhat shadowy figure from Egypt’s powerful 18th Dynasty. While he’s often overshadowed by his more famous wife (and half-sister), Hatshepsut, this lesser-known ruler has just made a grand reappearance—and let’s just say, he’s fashionably late.