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Professor Beau Weston held his annual Theory camp on August 3, 2017 at the Hub. Theory Camp is a 2 week long sociology study taught during the summer.

Theory Cafe 3 by Lusername

THEORY by PurplePerpetrator

Theory by Overall Murals

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STEM Summer Enrichment Program 2024 by Penn State Harrisburg

Math: Coding Theory and Cryptology

Dr. Craig Culbert

5ITA_Thu001 by Qualcomm Institute

2015 Information Theory and Applications Workshop - Thursday February 5, 2015

Black Berry Theory by Flo Tography

Black Berry Theory shows a progression of ripening in black berries.

20190720 F1 Recovery Training (theory) by Ben Cho

20190720 F1 Recovery Training (theory) held at PSB Academy MBA2 room. (Photo by Ben Cho)

치악산_Funnel Theory by Juno Park

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20190720 F1 Recovery Training (theory) by Ben Cho

20190720 F1 Recovery Training (theory) held at PSB Academy MBA2 room. (Photo by Ben Cho)

Theory of a Deadman by Bonnie S

11 June 2008

Burton Cummings Theatre

Winnipeg, MB

Theory Of A Deadman | Meet&Greet by Mary Mary

KV62 theory by Scottie Baker

Image created from numerous sources to illustrate Nicholas Reeves's theory that Tutankhamun's tomb might not end with the burial chamber.

In 2015, he published a theory that may explain why Tutankhamun's tomb turns right (as most queen's tombs do in the 18th dynasty) rather than left (as most king's tombs in the 18th dynasty). The theory is that the antechamber and burial chamber are just foreparts of a larger tomb that continues beyond the north wall of the burial chamber. It postulates that there is a storage chamber off the west wall (still undiscovered) as that fits with the known patter. It is theorized that perhaps Tutankhamun's mother, Nefertiti lies still undiscovered in the remained of the tomb beyond the north wall.

There is evidence that a tomb could have multiple burials in the King's Valley. And since the high-resolution images of the burial chamber (taken to build the replica tomb out near Carter's House at the entrance to the valley) reveal distinct traces of doorways, that perhaps there is more.

To read the entire theory in his own words, pick up: Nichoals Reeves. The Burial of Nefertiti? Tucson, AZ: Amarna Royal Tombs Project, 2015. www.academia.edu/14406398/The_Burial_of_Nefertiti_2015_

To date (2023), three GPR scans have been undertaken. One seemed to suggest a void beyond the wall. One seemed to suggest no void beyond the wall. And one was inconclusive. Thus, it seems that more work needs to be done.

Obviously, we can't go blasting through this painted wall. So it has been suggested to drill from the shrine room and see if there is a gap.

However, we need to be careful, since if there is more to this tomb, the air beyond that wall contains incredible information (pollen, etc) from over 3000 years ago and all of that needs to be measured. The antiquities department (to my knowledge) is doing a very good and careful job throughout Egypt, and I have lots of confidence that they will handle this professionally.

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