Graffiti in Egypt? What does this say in English?

Question

I am sad that some people write graffiti on the ancient monuments in Egypt. Why do they do that? Here is a photo of one example in a tomb in Giza. What does it say?

http://i337.photobucket.com/albums/n388/TamaraTornado/ArabGraffittiGiza.jpg

Answer 1

the Egyptians inherited from the Ancient Egyptians their love to write something personal on walls .

they want to graft a moment in eternity .

they write their lover's name , the date , etc of their visit .

they miss an impotant fact .

nobody knows them or is interested in their names , dates , etc.

it's a stupid habit , but it is engraved in their beings .

Answer 2

There are other cases of Graffiti that you may be interested in, they are =

The early Christians engraving crosses on the walls of temples.

Giovanni Battista Belzoni the Italian explorer, who wrote his name on the temple at Philea.

There are other examples, but i cant remember them all.

Answer 3

My love, Mahmoud.