Egypt on Saturday unveiled dozens of coffins that had been ruled by priests and scribes since the 26th Dynasty 2,500 years ago, and archaeologists say 10 more have been found in the wilderness. A place for the mass burial of Saqqara a few days ago.
Fifty-nine coffins were found in August at the UNESCO World Heritage Site south of Cairo, buried with 28 statues of the ancient Egyptian god Seker, a major funeral deity. Of this country.
Ancient Egyptian archeological missions behind these discoveries began in 2018, having previously found mummified animal remains preserved in coffins during the Fifth Dynasty. A priest named Wahtye in the area.
The mission will continue to open coffins and study the contents of the coffins before displaying them at the Grand Egyptian Museum, which is expected to open next year.
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