Shock Among Archaeologists: They Find in Luxor the Tomb of an Egyptian Officer 3,000 Years Ago Painted with Religious Motifs

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Egypt is once again at the center of today’s archaeological scene after the discovery of a tomb more than 3,000 years old in the necropolis of Sheikh Abd el-Qurna, in Luxor. The discovery, starring an international team of researchers, allows us to know in more detail how they lived, believed and prepared for ... Continue reading "Shock among archaeologists: find in Luxor the tomb of an Egyptian officer 3,000 years ago painted with religious mot…

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During several pharaonic empires, Luxor, capital of the country of the Nile under the name of Thebes, concentrated all the splendor of ancient Egypt. It was the cradle of gods and tomb of legendary kings and queens. Where Amon-Ra, the sun-god, was worshiped yesterday, today tourists are greeted offering them the two great daily shows of Nature, some sunrises and some sunsets of a unique beauty in the world