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Saqqara Tomb Discovered Details
A royal tomb dating to the late Fifth Dynasty has been uncovered in the Saqqara region, during the reign of King Pepi I, by a joint Egyptian-Spanish archaeological team from the Autonomous University of Barcelona and the Supreme Council of Antiquities. The tomb contains two well-preserved burial chambers distinguished by colorful carvings executed with the sunk relief technique. The first chamber is dedicated to the main figure, "Iion Min," who held positions such as judge and court manager, while the second chamber belongs to his father, "Eit," who worked in land management and taxation. This discovery highlights the historical significance of the site and provides new insights into the roles and social classes during that period. Researchers hope that this find will contribute to a deeper understanding of the era of the Pyramid builders.
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