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dot UK slash podcast to learn more. Hey, a big thank you to our listener SK for suggesting today's

topic. Here's a fun fact nobody tells you. Egypt has been hiding its most powerful rulers for over

2,000 years and we've been so obsessed with the kings that we completely

missed the women who were running the whole show.

We're talking queens, who declared themselves gods, built monuments that outlasted

empires, and then, poof, vanished from history so completely that we still can't find them.

One of them might be buried under a temple right now, 30 metres below

our feet just waiting, no pressure. Tonight we're chasing the greatest unsolved mystery

in archaeology, the lost tombs of Egypt's queens, starting with the one, the only, Cleopatra.

Before we go full Indiana Jones on this, smash that like button if ancient mysteries are your thing, and drop a comment,

Where in the world are you watching this from? I genuinely want to know.

Now get comfortable, because things are about to get very interesting.

So let's start with the name everyone knows.

Cleopatra, just one name, like Madonna, but roughly 2,000 years earlier, and with

considerably higher stakes. The moment you say that name, a very specific image snaps into focus.

Dark coal-lined eyes, golden headdress, serpents and silk and the kind of political drama

that would make modern reality television producers weep with envy.

And yet, for all her fame, for all the paintings and films and marble busts dedicated to her

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