Egyptian archaeologists uncovered a tomb at Saqqara with 3 sealed sarcophagi and more than 100 figurines from later burials
- PC: Egypt State Information ServiceA newly discovered tomb at Egypt’s Saqqara necropolis has revealed the burial place of a senior Old Kingdom official, along with a wider network of burials.
- An Egyptian archaeological mission found the tomb of Sekhentyu-Ptah during its first excavation season in the west of the Bubasteion.
- The site contains a funerary chapel, a false door, alabaster objects bearing inscriptions, three sealed stone sarcophagi and more than 100 faience ushabti figurines.
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- PC: Egypt State Information ServiceA newly discovered tomb at Egypt’s Saqqara necropolis has revealed the burial place of a senior Old Kingdom official, along with a wider network of burials.
- An Egyptian archaeological mission found the tomb of Sekhentyu-Ptah during its first excavation season in the west of the Bubasteion.
- The site contains a funerary chapel, a false door, alabaster objects bearing inscriptions, three sealed stone sarcophagi and more than 100 faience ushabti figurines.
Sources: Times of India