So Davis was wrong after all? Well, I never did believe him. And only a few yards from where he thought the tomb was. That's right. Well, you deserve it, Monsieur Carter. I shall come and inspect the tomb tomorrow. This is a most excellent day for our department and for the country. I shall arrange storage facilities at the Cairo Museum. No. It's far too early to involve the museum. Whatever we do, nothing must be rushed. These things are precious. I understand. All care will be taken. I'm putting together a team of experts. I've already contacted the Metropolitan Museum as well as our own British specialists. This is a huge task. Please do not forget there are national interests to be considered. That may be so but this must be preserved for all posterity. That is far more important than the concerns of any single nation. And as His Lordship's field director, I intend to ensure that the correct procedures are followed at all times. I hope that's clear. This is an Egyptian tomb, Monsieur Carter. Good morning. Good morning. Follow me. And if I may remind you, please don't touch the walls or any of the objects inside the tomb. Oh! Extraordinaire. Quite extraordinary. I do congratulate you.