Gods, tombs, scientists

Kurt Kerama’s book "gods, tombs, scientists" (the first part of labor is represented in this publication) talks about the great archaeological discoveries that allowed the history of the most ancient civilizations of Greece and Egypt. The reader learns about the discoveries of Henry Schliemann on the Hill Gissarlyk hill, where he was looking for ancient Troy, and in the Mycenae, about how Arthur Evans managed to find traces of ancient Greek culture on the island of Crete, how Carter and Carnarvon found the famous tomb of the Egyptian pharaoh Tutanhamun, how Champollon deciphered the Egyptian Hieroglyphs. As a result of these discoveries, humanity was able to get acquainted with the greatest cultures of the ancient world