Archaeological mission uncovers new ancient site dating to pharaonic period in Egypt.
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Egyptian authorities announced the discovery of a tomb belonging to a priest of the Amun temple containing 10 hidden coffins in the city of Luxor.
The discovery represents an important addition to Egypt's archaeological heritage and reflects the ongoing efforts of archaeological missions to uncover pharaonic antiquities in Upper Egypt.
An archaeological mission in Luxor discovered the tomb of a priest of the Amun temple containing 10 hidden coffins dating to different pharaonic periods. The site represents an important qualitative addition to the Egyptian archaeological record in the capital of ancient pharaonic civilization.
The discovery strengthens Luxor's position as a world archaeological tourism destination, which reflects on local employment and tourism opportunities. The discoveries contribute to rewriting our understanding of the religion and spiritual life of ancient Egyptians, and may reveal new information about priestly burial rites and religious practices.

Mehmet Yılmaz