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Egyptian team finds 3 New Kingdom tombs at Boubashteon
The Egyptian archaeological mission in the Saqqara area has uncovered three rock tombs dating back to the New Kingdom period in the Boubastite cemetery, featuring hieroglyphic inscriptions and archaeological elements that shed new light on aspects of ancient Egyptian society. These discoveries provide insight into the lives of high-ranking officials and confirm that the region still teems with undiscovered archaeological treasures, contributing to a more complete understanding of Egypt's historical civilization. The tombs include figures of high status, such as Mentuhotep, who was among the top officials in administration and the military, Nedjmetawy, a prominent merchant, and Nhesy, considered a figure of significant historical value. There is also evidence of Egypt’s relationships with regions in the Levant during the same period.
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