In Egypt, they found an almost untouched tomb of the mid -III millennium BC. See how it looks
On December 15, the Egyptian authorities announced that in the Sakkar complex of pyramids in Giza, an “exceptionally preserved” grave of the ancient Egyptian High Priest of the Fifth Pharaohs Dynasty, who ruled in the mid -III millennium BC, was discovered in Giza. Archaeologists found a tomb in November, but in order to enter there, it took them time. Excavations will be continued - but you can see how the tomb looks from the inside now.
Ahmed Gomaa / Xinhua / Scanpix / Leta interior of the tomb of the High Priest Wakhti and his family. The inscriptions on the walls suggest that he served at the court of the pharaoh of Nephericar (ruled allegedly in 2415-2405 BC). This and other photos were taken on December 15, 2018 Mohamed ABD El Ghany / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta statues inside the tomb Khaled Desouki / AFP / Scanpix / Leta, in addition to the priest Hahti, his mother, wife and other family members are buried in the tomb Ahmed Gomaa / Xinhua / Scanpix / Leta one of the statues in the tomb depicts a scribe. Scientists suggest that it can be Uakhti himself Ahmed Gomaa / Xinhua / Scanpix / Leta on the walls of the tomb - color drawings depicting plots from the life of a priest, as well as household scenes: musical concerts, work of potter, hunting and so on Khaled Desouki / AFP / Scanpix / Leta entrance to the UAKHE tomb
