Carter's excavation

Carter's excavation refers to the archaeological work conducted by Howard Carter when he discovered the remains of the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun in Egypt in 1922. The excavation involved carefully removing layers of sand and debris from a sealed chamber to access the tomb. This meticulous process required precise planning to preserve the integrity of the site and its artifacts. Carter's methodical approach uncovered a wealth of treasures and provided invaluable insights into ancient Egyptian burial practices, making it one of the most significant archaeological discoveries related to ancient Egypt.