 In 2006 Otto Shaden, on a completely unrelated dig, accidentally burst into one of the "anomalies" (later numbered KV63), which contained particularly fine examples of mummification supplies used for a royal burial, presumably nearby.Reeves' opinion is that the second "anomaly" is likely to be an undisturbed tomb.In August 2015 a new paper was published by the egyptologist Nicholas Reeves, likely confirming the finding.