For example, as mentioned before, Cleopatra considered herself the living incarnation of the goddess Isis and made the city of Alexandria her second home. So, when Martinez found a carving in Taposiris Magna dedicating the temple to the goddess Isis, she knew she was getting close.

“They find the altar where offerings were made, and they discover two hundred coins made of bronze. One side Cleopatra’s name in Greek, the other her face. They were the very coins made exactly to Cleopatra’s depiction,” said Katy. “They found underground tunnels that they think will lead to Cleopatra’s tomb.”

The tunnels are 43 feet underground and almost a mile long. The tunnel stretches towards the Mediterranean Sea and parts have been submerged, leading Martinez and her team to take to submarine to continue searching for the tomb of Cleopatra.

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