A nifty little intro sequence for the topographile lays down a couple of contour lines, then plops a tomb on top. Then you're inside, with different features on KV5 itself, the Valley of the Kings, the rest of Thebes, and the whole kaboodle of Egyptology. Alas, Cyberhair's computer just wasn't in the mood to run Quick-Time on deadline day, so he missed the virtual reality features on the tomb and the skeleton discovered therein. So it was just pictures and hypertext, but there are no complaints.
Considerable space is given to a description of the tomb's various chambers.
Point and click to peel back the stages of excavation, starting with an unassuming mound of rubble just next to a parking lot, to the not-particularly extraordinary front gallery, to the network of chambers and passages that first brought KV5 international attention, to two tantalizing tunnels that have yet to be cleared, one heading in the direction of Father Ramses' own resting place. The project lists some of the more significant items discovered inside, from burial offerings to a negligent decorator's leftover pot of paint. A good anecdote or two about a particularly puzzling artifact whose significance was resolved by erudition and good old common sense might go down well here. You bet, kid. Fifty degrees plus 85 percent humidity.