Getty Conservation Institute
For readers interested in the survival of the tomb paintings, this is the strongest conservation pathway: what was preserved, how the work was approached, and why the tomb remains fragile.
Getty: In the Tomb of NefertariContinue exploring
Where to go after Nefertari’s story.
The main chapters end with Nefertari’s legacy. This page gives visitors a clear next step: museums, conservation pages, and digital archives that extend the journey beyond this site.
Visitor pathways
Choose the next door.
These links are selected as onward-learning routes. They are not embedded media and they keep the public journey separate from the technical credits page.
Google Arts & Culture / UNESCO Memory of the World
For readers drawn to the diplomatic story, this object page leads to the Naptera–Puduhepa friendship letter in Akkadian.
Friendship letter object pageMuseo Egizio, Turin
For readers interested in museum display and Nefertari’s funerary collection, this page gives a modern museum pathway into her material memory.
New gallery dedicated to NefertariEgyptian Monuments: Abu Simbel
For readers who want to revisit the scale argument, this official monument page is the source anchor for the Small Temple and Nefertari’s rare equal-size façade display.
Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities: Abu SimbelMade Her Tall rap lyric
A creative, performance-oriented adaptation of the site story, published with an end-only rights notice for musician review and pitching.
Read the rap lyricThen return to the story.
The external pages deepen the evidence, but the central journey remains simple: her rise, her scale, her voice, her memory, and the legacy that still makes visitors ask why she was treated differently.