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Saqqara Antiquities Director Reveals Fifth Dynasty Tomb Discovery
An Egyptian-Spanish joint expedition has discovered in the Saqqara area a tomb dating back to the late Fifth Dynasty (during the reign of King Jeddka Ra), more than 4,500 years old, and it is well-preserved. The tomb contains two burial chambers: the first belongs to its owner, "Iyun Min," who held important judicial and administrative positions; the second belongs to his father, "Eiti," who was responsible for land management and taxation. Elegant inscriptions embellish the tomb, created using the sunk-relief technique.
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