Groundbreaking discovery in Egypt. Possibly the oldest mummy in the country has been discovered
Archaeologists say they have found the oldest mummy in Egypt right next to the pyramid of Djeser in Sakkara. It is more than 4,300 years old and belonged to an important and influential man from the Fifth Dynasty.
Egypt.is the cradle of one of the greatest civilizations in human history, the ancient land of the pharaohs and the place where the world’s first pyramid was built. Over the past 150 years, tombs and sarcophagi of the legendary rulers who ruled the Nile have been found here. With these discoveries, archaeologists have been able to learn much more about what this remarkable country looked like several thousand years ago.
The Nile Valley still hides many secrets of the ancient world
It doesn’t stop there. News of new finds, but also of groundbreaking research, continues to come in from Egypt. Such as about the mummy of the golden boy, which has been digitally opened. Scientists, after years, finally discovered what secrets this majestic sarcophagus hid.
It turned out that inside it were as many as 49 precious amulets, and thanks to an examination using CT scans, researchers discovered that the boy had a golden tongue. This is because Egyptians believed that…
