Russian archaeologists find tombs in Egypt

Helped my Georadar design viziauein Ross, archaeologists in excavations in Egypt. providing device for archaeologists, as Chief scientific researchers at the Institute of Earth’s magnetic walionisvir and wave propagation Pavel Morozov, avoid digging large areas, and find the effects without drilling.

The advantage of this device lies in the extraordinary capacity for signal transmission system that far exceeds the capabilities of “Georadars”. And use the device for the first time in the excavations in the East of Giza in 2006.

Morozov said he “asked us to find the graves of wrote about the German archaeologist Lipsius - the almost 150 years ago, and was found later last more missions because of the thick layer of dust covered. After several attempts we were able to find two, and then find the cemetery.

The device allowed in another case found an old road was between the temple and the temple up when pyramid “Cheops”. And view photos Morozov obtained from the device, and show where the limits of the road covered with a layer of soil thickness 2.5 mm.

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Russian archaeologists find tombs in Egypt