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Egypt: in Luxor, the Discovery of 22 Mummies and Papyrus Sheds Light on Funeral Practices and the Role of Amon's Cult in Ancient Egypt
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An archaeological mission carried out in the Theban necropolis, on the west bank of Luxor, revealed a hiding place containing twenty-two mummies and several ancient papyrus. Beyond the heritage interest of this discovery, the first analyses bring new elements on religious organization and funeral practices related to the cult of Amon during a pivotal period in Egyptian history.
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