Spanish Archaeologists Find 4,400-Year-Old Tomb in Egypt with Original Colours Intact
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Spanish archaeologists find 4,400-year-old tomb in Egypt with original colours intact
A Spanish-Egyptian archaeological team has found in Saqqara an outstanding late Fifth Dynasty tomb with two chapels and colourful reliefs of farming and offering processions.
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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