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Could Tutankhamun's tomb hold clues to a mysterious Egyptian queen?
Signs of hidden chambers in the walls of the famous boy king's tomb have raised hopes among researchers of finding hints of Nefertiti's burial place—Tutankhamun's stepmother and mother-in-law
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