The Archaeological Group has discovered the Royal Tomb for more than 3.5 thousand years, proving the development of Royal Necropolises.
In Egypt, a royal tomb was found, derived from the second transition period (about 1650-15154 BC). This was reported by the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Egypt, which refers to the publication’s information Sözcü.
This discovery provides new evidence of the scientific development of king’s graves, derived from the 1700-1600 BC, and helps to better understand the funeral organization of the leaders of ancient Egypt.
In addition, south of the country, in the village of Banavit, archaeologists discovered a workshop in the Roman era pot, which became one of the largest production centers of its time.
According to representatives of the ministry, these findings not only contribute to the development of Egypt’s tourism potential, but also help researchers deeper to show the features of ancient Egypt civilization.
Earlier in the city of Italy of Korinaldo, archaeologists discovered a new major grave dated to the VII century BC.
The Tomb of Pharaoh Tutmos II was found in Egypt
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