These full color images are taken from the interior of the tomb of Egyptian pharaoh Ramesses IV, who was crowned in 1156 BC, but could only reigned for 6 years. And today, 3000 years after it was created, the tomb located in the Valley of the Kings, in Thebes, Egypt, retains surprisingly his exceptional beauty. Ramesses IV ascended the throne after the departure of Ramesses III, but being that it was a very difficult economic period, although his tomb is very large, it is considered relatively simple in design and decoration. Andrey Nekrasov photos from Ukraine, after much effort managed to obtain a license from the Egyptian government to fix these views which are truly amazing. "Inside it was very nice, not enough to explain in words. The biggest mystery is how could people 3 thousand years ago to create something so extraordinary, "said Nekrasov. Source: (gazeta-Shqip.com)