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4,100-year-old 'Stunning' Tomb of Conjurer-Dentist Who Treated Pharaohs Discovered in Egypt

  • Archaeologists discovered a 4,100-year-old tomb in Egypt belonging to a royal physician named Tetinebefou, who specialized in treating venomous bites and stings.
  • The tomb was found in Saqqara, a significant burial site, and is adorned with colorful paintings and hieroglyphics despite being plundered by grave robbers.
  • Tetinebefou likely served during the reign of King Pepi II, and may have treated the Pharaoh himself, according to Philippe Collombert, the leader of the research team.
  • The discovery offers insights into daily life during ancient Egypt's Old Kingdom and enhances Saqqara's reputation as a crucial archaeological site.
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