Mena: It looks like the modern country of Egypt is build on top of an underground museum because every month a new tomb or a new statues are discovered. Thats what happen when the modern country of Egypt is built on top of a five thousand years old Black Ancient Egyptian civilizations.
Egypt 'uncovers burial chamber of pharaoh's daughter' 11 May 2017 From the section Middle East These are external links and will open in a new window Share this with Facebook Share this with Twitter Share this with Messenger Share this with Email Share Photograph published by the Egyptian ministry of antiquities showing a burial chamber at the Dahshur royal necropolis, south of Cairo (10 April 2017)Image copyrightNEVINE EL-AREF / EGYPTIAN MINISTRY OF ANTIQUITIES Image caption The discovery was made at an archaeological site at the Dahshur royal necropolis The 3,700-year-old burial chamber of a pharaoh's daughter is believed to have been found near the remains of a recently discovered pyramid in Egypt. The ministry of antiquities said the chamber at the Dahshur royal necropolis, south of Cairo, contained a wooden box engraved with hieroglyphs. Inside the box were four canopic jars filled with the organs of the deceased, likely a daughter of King Emnikamaw. The ruler's pyramid is about 600m (1,970ft) from the chamber. Last month, archaeologists investigating the remains of the structure found a relief with 10 lines of hieroglyphs bearing Emnikamaw's name. They also uncovered the remnants of an anthropoid sarcophagus. Photograph published by the Egyptian ministry of antiquities showing a wooden box found inside a burial chamber at the Dahshur royal necropolis, south of Cairo (10 April 2017)Image copyrightNEVINE EL-AREF / EGYPTIAN MINISTRY OF ANTIQUITIES Image caption A box found inside the chamber bore hieroglyphics meant to protect the body Dahshur is where King Sneferu of the 4th Dynasty built ancient Egypt's first true smooth-sided pyramid, the 104m-high (341ft) Red Pyramid, about 4,600 years ago. He also constructed an earlier version, the 105m-high Bent Pyramid, whose slopes change angle from 54 degrees to 43 degrees about halfway up. Sneferu was succeeded by his son Khufu, renowned for the Great Pyramid at Giza, which - at 138m high - was a wonder of the ancient world.
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