The Buried Pyramid

The late archaeologist Zakaria Ghoneim presents to us attractive details about his discovery and the work of excavations day after day, and tells us the story of the research, which is the story of jihad and struggle for three long years, his method of choosing the site, his method of cleaning and making probes, and his problems when he uncovered the upper part of the building and then the lower, and when he entered the burial chamber and when he opened the coffin.
It provides us with a clear idea of ​​the process of excavation in the land of Egypt and shows how the excavator puts himself in the position of the ancient builders and tries to penetrate their minds, using his intelligence, experience, memory, knowledge and the power of observation to reach results that open the path of research and work for him, and how he devotes himself to studying what was difficult for him with patience, patience and scrutiny, and finally how luck played a major role in the entire subject.