Three graves were found in Luxor for more than 3,000 years

Archaeologists discovered three graves of ancient Egyptian officials, over three thousand years old. The found is called one of the most important in the region.

In Egypt, during the archaeological excavation in Luxor, scientists found three graves of high -time New Kingdom era -a period covering approximately 1539-1077 BC. It was reported by the CNN that there was a reference to the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Egypt.

The funerals were discovered in the ancient Necropolis of Egypt of Dru Abu El Nega. According to the tourism minister, Sheriff Fatha, this discovery has a “archaeological significance.”

Thanks to inscriptions and frescoes in the graves, it is possible to promote the names and titles of the burial.

• The first grave belongs to Ammon-Em-Iset-an officer of the XIX-XX dynasties associated with the cult of God Amon.

• The second is Bucky, the grain manager from the XVIII dynasty.

• The third are the ESU, clerk, mayor of the Northern Oases and the overseer of the temple of Ammon.

All three funerals have complex architecture with patio, halls and burial mines. Although some of the paintings were destroyed, scientists managed to maintain certain scenes of life and religious rituals.

Excavations continue: archaeologists plan to clear the remains of the graves and continue studying inscriptions and artifacts.

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