Egypt unveils ancient 'secret keeper' tomb, golden mummy
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An Egyptian archaeologist restores antiquities at the Saqqara archaeological site, south of Cairo on January 26, 2023. /AFP
An Egyptian archaeologist restores antiquities at the Saqqara archaeological site, south of Cairo on January 26, 2023. /AFP
Workers stand behind a collection of pharaoh statues during a press conference at the Saqqara archaeological site, south of Cairo on January 26, 2023. /AFP
Workers stand behind a collection of pharaoh statues during a press conference at the Saqqara archaeological site, south of Cairo on January 26, 2023. /AFP
A pharaoh statue is on display during a press conference at the Saqqara archaeological site, south of Cairo on January 26, 2023. /AFP
A pharaoh statue is on display during a press conference at the Saqqara archaeological site, south of Cairo on January 26, 2023. /AFP
Artifacts are displayed at the Saqqara archaeological site, south of Cairo on January 26, 2023. /AFP
Artifacts are displayed at the Saqqara archaeological site, south of Cairo on January 26, 2023. /AFP
An Egyptian archaeologist restores antiquities at the Saqqara archaeological site, south of Cairo on January 26, 2023. /AFP
An Egyptian archaeologist restores antiquities at the Saqqara archaeological site, south of Cairo on January 26, 2023. /AFP
Workers stand behind a collection of pharaoh statues during a press conference at the Saqqara archaeological site, south of Cairo on January 26, 2023. /AFP
Workers stand behind a collection of pharaoh statues during a press conference at the Saqqara archaeological site, south of Cairo on January 26, 2023. /AFP
The vast burial site at the ancient Egyptian capital Memphis, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is home to more than a dozen pyramids, animal graves and ancient Coptic Christian monasteries. Archaeologist Zahi Hawass announced the latest discovery, dating from the fifth and sixth dynasties - around the 25th to the 22nd centuries BC.