Spanish Archaeologists Find 4,400-Year-Old Tomb in Egypt with Original Colours Intact
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Researchers identified a 4,400-year-old mastaba during works in Mariette's necropolis, located in Saqqara, Egypt. The tomb honors Yunmen and his father, Iti, bringing together two death chapels with agricultural illustrations and ritual offerings. Errigated in honor of Yunmen and his father, Iti, the historical tomb houses two ceremonial chambers ornamented [...]
A Spanish-Egyptian archaeological team, led by Spanish Egyptologist Giuseppe Cervelló, has unearthed an impressive tomb from the late Fifth Dynasty of the Old Kingdom (2494-2345 BC), in the Saqqara necropolis, southwest of Cairo.
The necropolis of Saqqara surprises with a double mastaba of 4,300 years found by a Spanish mission of the UAB and the Council of Antiquities of Egypt. The entry Spanish Egyptologists discover in Saqqara a double tomb of 4,300 years of the Old Kingdom was first published in What!.
A grave is much more than just a burial: it is a time capsule capable of crossing millennia to deliver, intact or almost, the secrets of a lost life. This is precisely what archaeologists in Egypt have just discovered, at the heart of the Saqqara necropolis, this tentacular site that ends up more [...]
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