Even though the water did not seem pleasant, Kristin Romey prepared to plunge into its depths. Above her, there was a huge clue as to why she was even putting herself through this in the first place. You see, there is a pyramid in this part of northern Sudan. This is a monument made to honor a long-lost monarch that serves as evidence of a kingdom used to rule over big portions of this part of the continent. Once Romey and a colleague got to their destination, they were surprised by what they saw…
It Would Have Been Impossible To Explore This 2,300 Year Old Tomb Of A Black Pharaoh Without Divers
They Knew Where They Had To Go
The two of them knew where exactly they should go. There was a tomb of man below the pyramid in question, and he was not a regular Joe. Nastase once ruled as the pharaoh of Nubia. He had been buried in that spot over two millennia ago. Romey, an archaeologist, made her way down a stairway that had been etched into the stone. In case of emergency, she could only rely on a small canister for air.
They Knew Where They Had To Go
