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Ancient Pharaohs' Tomb Uncovered
The Spanish-Egyptian joint archaeological mission has discovered a tomb dating back to the late Fifth Dynasty (2494-2345 BC) in the Saqqara area. It contains a mastaba with two burial chambers belonging to a person named "Younmin," who was a high-ranking государственный official holding important positions such as judge and court director. His father, "Eiti," held scribal roles related to land administration and offerings. The discovery is significant because it sheds light on the architectural style, art, and distribution of administrative roles during that period of ancient Egyptian history. It is part of a scientific project aimed at documenting the lives of senior officials and burial rituals. Excavations revealed funerary texts and painted decorations depicting agricultural activities and processions transporting offerings, all preserved in their original colors. This reflects a high level of artistic craftsmanship and confirms that the site has not been systematically excavated before.
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