Much of the art and wall carvings in the Tomb of Seti I are remarkably well preserved - literally thousands upon thousands of square feet covered with carvings and hieroglyphics. The amazing thing was how few tourists there were. The infrastructure was minimal, just a guy selling tickets and a small cabana style gift shop selling water and some sort of awful chocolate bars.
Saturday, May 01, 2010
Horus, God of the King, the Sky and Vengeance
Much of the art and wall carvings in the Tomb of Seti I are remarkably well preserved - literally thousands upon thousands of square feet covered with carvings and hieroglyphics. The amazing thing was how few tourists there were. The infrastructure was minimal, just a guy selling tickets and a small cabana style gift shop selling water and some sort of awful chocolate bars.
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