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Egypt reveals the 3,500 year old tomb in Luxor

science Archaeologists have a 3.500-year-old grave is uncovered and the mummy in an unopened crate of at least 1.069 Bc dates, at two sites in the city of Luxor

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Egypt reveals the 3,500 year old tomb in Luxor
science Archaeologists have a 3.500-year-old grave is uncovered and the mummy in an unopened crate of at least 1.069 Bc dates, at two sites in the city of Luxor in southern Egypt. This has an officer for antiquities reported today.

“the tomb of the eighteenth dynasty has a large courtyard, the largest so far in a cemetery on this site was found”, said Mostafa Waziri, secretary-general of the supreme Council of Antiquities, at a ceremony at the archaeological site of Draa Abul Naga. The necropolis Draa Abul Naga on the west bank of the Nile, is known for its temples and burial sites of nobles from the ancient times.

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The team of Egyptian archaeologists in August 2018 in this area began to work, also found hundreds of Oesjabti-sculptures, statuettes, usually in large quantities in the graves to be found.

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