New Egyptian Queen Found at James Henley blog

New Egyptian Queen Found. Archaeologists in egypt have unearthed a cache of treasures—including more than 50 wooden sarcophagi, a funerary temple. A cache of coffins, mummies and artifacts; However, the picture that circulated on twitter dates back to an archaeological discovery that was announced last february. The pyramid of an undocumented ancient egyptian queen, along with a cache of coffins, mummies, and artifacts and a series of interconnected tunnels, has been unearthed in egypt. The latest finds from a team of archaeologists working at the ancient necropolis of saqqara include the tomb of a previously unknown egyptian queen as well as a new trove of 300 coffins, over 100. A team of archaeologists discovered the pyramid of an unknown egyptian queen, and a cache of 300 coffins and more than 100 mummies just 20 miles south of cairo. And a series of interconnected tunnels. Her tomb was discovered at a site adjacent to the pyramid of king teti, the first pharaoh of the sixth dynasty of egypt's old. Researchers have now uncovered the existence of a queen named neith, who had remained unknown even to the experts for millennia. Almost exactly 100 years after the discovery of king tut’s tomb, archaeologists in giza made another find that rewrites much of what we know about ancient egyptian royalty.

However, the picture that circulated on twitter dates back to an archaeological discovery that was announced last february. A team of archaeologists discovered the pyramid of an unknown egyptian queen, and a cache of 300 coffins and more than 100 mummies just 20 miles south of cairo. A cache of coffins, mummies and artifacts; And a series of interconnected tunnels. Researchers have now uncovered the existence of a queen named neith, who had remained unknown even to the experts for millennia. Her tomb was discovered at a site adjacent to the pyramid of king teti, the first pharaoh of the sixth dynasty of egypt's old. The pyramid of an undocumented ancient egyptian queen, along with a cache of coffins, mummies, and artifacts and a series of interconnected tunnels, has been unearthed in egypt. The latest finds from a team of archaeologists working at the ancient necropolis of saqqara include the tomb of a previously unknown egyptian queen as well as a new trove of 300 coffins, over 100. Archaeologists in egypt have unearthed a cache of treasures—including more than 50 wooden sarcophagi, a funerary temple. Almost exactly 100 years after the discovery of king tut’s tomb, archaeologists in giza made another find that rewrites much of what we know about ancient egyptian royalty.

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New Egyptian Queen Found Archaeologists in egypt have unearthed a cache of treasures—including more than 50 wooden sarcophagi, a funerary temple. Archaeologists in egypt have unearthed a cache of treasures—including more than 50 wooden sarcophagi, a funerary temple. A cache of coffins, mummies and artifacts; Researchers have now uncovered the existence of a queen named neith, who had remained unknown even to the experts for millennia. However, the picture that circulated on twitter dates back to an archaeological discovery that was announced last february. The pyramid of an undocumented ancient egyptian queen, along with a cache of coffins, mummies, and artifacts and a series of interconnected tunnels, has been unearthed in egypt. Her tomb was discovered at a site adjacent to the pyramid of king teti, the first pharaoh of the sixth dynasty of egypt's old. A team of archaeologists discovered the pyramid of an unknown egyptian queen, and a cache of 300 coffins and more than 100 mummies just 20 miles south of cairo. The latest finds from a team of archaeologists working at the ancient necropolis of saqqara include the tomb of a previously unknown egyptian queen as well as a new trove of 300 coffins, over 100. And a series of interconnected tunnels. Almost exactly 100 years after the discovery of king tut’s tomb, archaeologists in giza made another find that rewrites much of what we know about ancient egyptian royalty.