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Egyptian archaeologists uncovered a tomb at Saqqara with 3 sealed sarcophagi

Source: Times of India
Category: General
Region: General
Published: September 17, 2026 at 08:40

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Archaeologists have uncovered the burial site of Sekhentyu-Ptah in the Saqqara necropolis, marking a significant find in ancient Egyptian history. With inscriptions indicating his prominent roles, the site boasts a funerary chapel and sealed sarcophagi, alongside complex burial shafts and a variety of artifacts. These elements suggest a sprawling burial network, and ongoing explorations will further illuminate the history of burial practices in this ancient site.

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