Speculation has arisen that a newly discovered tunnel near Alexandria, Egypt, could potentially lead to the long-lost 2,000-year-old tomb of Queen Cleopatra.

Kathleen Martinez, an archaeologist at the University of Santo Domingo, has been searching for the lost tomb of Cleopatra for nearly 20 years. Now she believes she’s made a pivotal breakthrough.

From Alexander the Great to Cleopatra, the lost tombs of such historical figures continue to fascinate the public and ...

A MYSTERIOUS tunnel discovered beneath an Egyptian temple may lead to the long-lost tomb of Cleopatra. The 4,800ft passage – which is around 6ft high and contains two stone heads – was ...

In Cleopatra’s Lost Tomb, the foundation deposits Kathleen Martinez discovered at the temple of Taposiris Magna revealed the first direct link between the temple site and Cleopatra’s family line.

Amateur archaeological sleuth Kathleen Martinez’s quest to find Cleopatra’s tomb took her to a temple complex known as Taposiris Magna, which is located 25 miles west of Alexandria, Egypt.

Did you know that Cleopatra's Needle in London was lost at sea?! Or that it never even belonged to Cleopatra? Or that is has a twin in New York City?! This video is a wild ride ...

An archaeologist who has been searching for the long-lost tomb of Cleopatra VII for 20 years has made a 'significant' discovery at a site believe to be where the queen was buried.

Cleopatra VII ruled Egypt for 21 years a generation before the birth of Christ. She lost her kingdom once; regained it; nearly lost it again; amassed an empire; lost it all.

A MYSTERIOUS tunnel discovered beneath an Egyptian temple may lead to the long-lost tomb of Cleopatra.The 4,800ft passage – which is around 6ft high ...