It is worth noting that the Egyptian archaeological mission had announced over the past years a number of important archaeological discoveries in the Saqqara archaeological area, including the discovery of hundreds of colorful human coffins containing mummies in a good state of preservation for senior statesmen and priests of the 26th Dynasty, which came among the top 10 archaeological discoveries in the world for the year 2020. of Tourism & Antiquitiesįurthermore, the fifth cemetery consists of a rectangular well located at a depth of about 7 meters and belongs to a male who bore the titles of the supervisor of the royal palace, the only prince, the hereditary prince and the mayor, the supervisor of the Great House, the bearer of the seals of Lower Egypt, and the supervisor of the orchard. The third cemetery belongs to a person who held several positions, including the supervisor of the great house, the chanted priest, and the house purifier, while the fourth tomb is a rectangular well located at a depth of about 6 meters below the surface of the ground and it belongs to a woman, who bore the titles of decorator of the kings and queens, and priestess of the goddess Hathor.Įnani & Waziri in one of the tombs discovered in Egypt’s Saqqara in March, 2022 - Min.
sealed at the bottom of an ancient friggin' lake. The well houses a huge sarcophagus of limestone, and carved pieces belonging to the owner of the tomb, which the mission is now working on assembling.Īs for the second tomb, it most likely belongs to the wife of a person called "Yart", because of its proximity to his tomb. In 2009, archaeologists were excavating the bottom of a prehistoric dry lake bed in Motala, Sweden, when they stumbled upon the foundations of a mysterious stone structure. It consists of a well that leads to a burial chamber whose walls are carved with scenes of many funerary rituals, including offering tables, the facade of the palace, and the seven oil pots. These artifacts tell a story of ancient civilizations, Pre-Columbian trans-oceanic contracts, and mysterious technological advancements. General Secretary of the Supreme Council of Antiquities Mostafa Waziri explained that the first discovered tomb belongs to a person who is believed to be a high-ranking statesman.
'The discovery of this lost city is the second most important. Enani in one of the tombs discovered in Egypt’s Saqqara in March, 2022 - Min. Archaeologists began excavating 'The Rise of Aten,' which was discovered on the western bank of Luxor, in the fall of 2020.
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