Tomb of ancient Egyptian nobility Restoration finished mural painting on September 9 6:10
At the tomb of the ancient Egyptian nobility in Luxor, southern Egypt, the restoration of the two tombs about 3,500 years ago was completed, and the vivid murals inside were now open to the public.
In Luxor, southern Egypt, there is also a grave of nobles who served the king near the “Valley Valley” where the tombs of the kings of ancient Egypt gather, and excavation and restoration work continue.
Of these, two tombs about 3,500 years ago, which were restored with the support of the United States, were released to the press on the 8th, before they were made public.
The interior of the grave is decorated with vivid murals that have been restored through restoration, and among these, the priest's grave where the priests and wives sat side-by-side is also on the grave.
“The tomb was well preserved and beautifully revived after two years of mural restoration. I would like to see it as a new tourism resource.”
In addition, large murals depicting the king and various gods, which are being restored at one corner of the tourist spot “Karnak Temple”, were also released to the media on this day. It ’s going to be public.