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Egypt: Archaeologists Make a Major Discovery with Tombs over 3,000 Years Old

[Article already published on May 28, 2025] Egypt still reserves surprises in its basement. In February, the remarkable discovery of the tomb of Thutmôsis II made the headlines all over the world. Recently, the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced that three statemen's graves had been discovered in Luxor. Graves dating back more than 3000 years In view of the analyses made following the discovery of this mortuary site, the tomb…
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[Article already published on May 28, 2025] Egypt still reserves surprises in its basement. In February, the remarkable discovery of the tomb of Thutmôsis II made the headlines all over the world. Recently, the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced that three statemen's graves had been discovered in Luxor. Graves dating back more than 3000 years In view of the analyses made following the discovery of this mortuary site, the tomb…

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