Ancient Egyptian Tombs Unveiled in Saqqara
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Archaeologists have discovered two significant tombs in Saqqara. The first, dating back to the Old Kingdom, belonged to Sekhentiu-Ptah, a high-ranking official known as the 'Keeper of the Secrets of Royal Commands'. It contained an intact false door and alabaster ritual objects. The second tomb, from the late Fifth Dynasty, was unearthed by a joint Egyptian-Spanish mission. It features well-preserved reliefs and belonged to two high-ranking officials, Younmin and Ity.
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