Historian Glenn Kimball (Ancient Manuscripts(1)/phone: 1-801-263-7889 or 1-801-595-6322), fresh from a trip to Egypt, discussed his research there investigating several tombs and sites. He spent time with Zahi Hawass who told him that only 30% of possible excavations of Giza Plateau had been uncovered, and that the "most precious secrets are in the future," waiting to be revealed. One such spot, a new tomb discovered beneath a causeway, is thought to hold items of interest, because it's in a location that has never been looted.
Kimball said that he has established a permanent relationship with Egypt and will be spending a great deal of time there. Impressed by the warmth and compassion of the locals, he noted that "Egypt is a harbor of history," and has an impressive depth of culture extending back 5,000 years.

1. http://www.ancientmanuscripts.com/

Glenn Kimball in Egypt

Pictured left (click on for larger) is tonight's guest Glenn Kimball with Zahi Hawass(1), Secretary General, Supreme Council of Antiquities.
Additional Photos:

1. http://www.guardians.net/hawass/
2. http://archive.coasttocoastam.com/gen/page415.html?theme=light

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