Archaeological Discovery in Luxor: 3,000-Year-Old Tomb Found in Sohag
A Dutch archaeological mission in Luxor has discovered a tomb dating back approximately 3,000 years, from the era of the Ramessides. It bears inscriptions referring to a person named "Baser." The tomb follows a well-known pattern of individual tombs in Thebes, featuring an outdoor court and a T-shaped rock chamber equipped with burial rooms and well-preserved architectural techniques. This discovery is part of an ongoing research project since 2018 aimed at documenting the area's artifacts and promoting Egyptian tourism.
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