Egyptian archaeologists have discovered the tomb of Pharaoh’s daughter, who died approximately 3,700 years ago.
Archaeologists have discovered in Dahshur, a necropolis of the Egyptian pharaohs of the Ancient and Middle kingdoms, located 26 km South of Cairo on the Western Bank of the Nile, the tomb of Pharaoh’s daughter, numbering approximately 3,700 years.
Inside the tomb there is carved from wood sarcophagus decorated with hieroglyphs, and there are four domed jar with the ashes of a Princess – the offspring of a dynasty of pharaohs, Emnyama.
Excavations at Dahshur continued.
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