In Egypt, they found an untouched tomb over 4 thousand years old
2018-12-16T10:34:40.755Z
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Archaeologists have uncovered an ancient tomb in the Saqqara necropolis, which is located a few kilometers south of Cairo. The tomb's age is about 4.4 thousand years. Dozens of various sculptures are carved into the rocky walls of a two-story building. According to experts, the decoration of the tomb tells about the most buried, which, as we found out, was a high-ranking priest of Wah-Ti during the reign of the pharaohs of the V dynasty of Ancient Egypt.
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Source: russiart