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Maybe in the future, some one will read the book and make another expedition..

I agree. We know of his deeds, and that will live long. His tomb would add nothing more.

I'm sure that people will continue to look. the question I have, what value would it have in today's world?

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No, but you remember the temple was found under sand. They fought the sand, as the wind kept blowing the sand back.

Thanks Chris. I don't think I'll try and post a story when I haven't finished it. posting chapters as I write them, wasn't the best way for me.

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I agree, he had his eyes on China when he died. He had his enemies.

I hope you won't be disappointed but ... No, Alexander, I will not tell what was written on the scroll by your priest. That ritual will be as you have requested, private.

Probably nothing since this is a fictitious story. But if they do find his tomb, I doubt they will find any scrolls. There has been a lot written about Alexander and his conquests

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No, they have decided to leave Alexander to his rest. I have always wonder what do archeologists think they will find in a tomb, except remains of the one who lies there. I can understand them exploring old cities, but a tomb?

He was a young man and as most successful people he had his enemies. If they ever find his tomb, I'll be surprise at what they find.

Several months later, we met with Mostafa in Cairo. He had opened the urns that we found in the temple. He also had deciphered the scroll we found next to the skeleton which I had placed in a coffin. Sitting in Mostafa’s office, “Howard, Mahmoud, in each urn was a scroll, three golden coins, and tissue that we have identified as the organs which were removed before the body was treated according to the procedures for mummification. I have a list of the names of the boys. Their duties were

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