A statue discovered at Cleopatra’s tomb allegedly reveals the Egyptian queen’s true face. An Egyptian-Dominican archaeological mission in collaboration with the National University Pedro Henríquez Ureña, led by Dr. Kathleen Martinez, uncovered new artifacts and ceremonial objects from the late Ptolemaic period.

An archaeologist claims a newly discovered statue near Cleopatra's alleged tomb shows the queen's true face. The discovery at Taposiris Magna includes artifacts and coins from the Ptolemaic period.

Archaeologists believe they may have uncovered the "true face" of Cleopatra, following the discovery of a white marble statue at an ancient Egyptian temple. The remarkable find was made by an Egyptian-Dominican archaeological mission near Alexandria,

Archaeologist Kathleen Martinez, who has been on the hunt for Cleopatra VII’s tomb for nearly 20 years, believes she’s found a bust that depicts the Egyptian queen. The claim has put some at odds with Martinez,