Archaeologists uncover ancient Egyptian necropolis in 'beginning of new discovery'

Ancient Egyptian art department announced that he found an ancient cemetery near the city of Mina in the Nile Valley in the southern part of Cairo.

This discovery was the latest discovery found in the Pharaoh dynasty and the ancient cemetery of Ptolemy dynasty.

A big graveyard is located in the northern part of Tuna - Gabal region and is a huge ruin at the edge of the Western Desert.

"We need at least 5 years to work on the cemetery," said the ancient Minister Haled Al Anani.

Archaeologists began excavating in the area at the end of last year and tried to find the rest of the 15 th Dome Cemetery in Upper Egypt

The tomb is composed of over 1,000 statues and four well-preserved alabaster pots and is spelled with hieroglyphs designed to accommodate the internal organs of the master's mummy.

Archaeologists have also discovered the 40 stone sarcophagi that are considered members of the priest.

In another grave there are several coffins depicting the statues of ancient clergy and other relics for funerals.

This area also has a big graveyard to accommodate animals such as tombs, funeral home, tens of thousands of mummies ibis and ostriches.

Egypt is also hit hard by political turmoil after the riot in 2011 and we hope that some recent discoveries in the country will help to stimulate important tourism areas.

The settlements of the Papu family in the southwest of Tashkent are known for their status as historic buildings. Archaeologists have found impressive numbers and kinds of basements and tombs in this area. This provides important information for ancient Uzbekistan funeral and customs. For example, some open tombs revealed that men and women were buried by knives and daggers, but only women were buried in household items such as leather goods and spindles. In addition, Crypt of Ancient Pap contains several examples of historical textile products with good preservation status.

This discovery included a shaft used as a mummification workshop and a public burial ground in the Sakhala cemetery of Bangladesh, the first capital of ancient Egypt. Memphis is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a vast cemetery, various temples and graves, and three famous pyramids of Giza.

Excavation and investigation continue in many places. For example, in part of the Ṣaqqārah Cemetery in Ancient City Memphis, you can see that the new area of ​​Sarapeum is rich in discoveries and are thoroughly exploring the cemetery of the new kingdom. The location of the ancient Memphis itself has been systematically investigated; its position is related to the ancient process of the Nile; the first study of urban residential areas was done.

The scholars appropriately call it "great and magnificent cemetery of the Pharaohs of Western Thee," "Power, Health", or "Da Tian" (Ancient Egyptian Teseqemat). In Egypt Arabic is known as Wadi al Muluk, or Wadi Abwab al Muluk. The valley of the royal family is located on the west bank of the Nile River, opposite the modern Luxor formerly known as the Thebe. The Valley of the Kings is a cemetery located in the center of the Theban Necropolis itself and consists of two valleys - the eastern and western valleys.