Egypt Uncovered New 100 Sealed Wooden Coffins
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Amid extensive media coverage, a new archaeological discovery in Saqqara. The archaeological mission working in Saqqara uncovered 100 sealed wooden coffins, from the Late Period and the Ptolemaic era, in their initial condition inside three burial shafts about 27 to 32 feet deep, and 40 statues of the deity Ptah Soker, God of the Saqqara Necropolis, and 20 wooden mint boxes of the god Horus, with arts, and two statues of the priest Phnomus, made of acacia wood were among the discoveries.
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This is In addition to the unveiling of several Ushabti statues and amulets and 4 Golden masks of gilded cartonnage. X-Rays were administered on the mummies found. The uncovered coffins will be transferred to the (GEM) The Grand Egyptian Museum, the Museum of the New Administrative Capital, the Egyptian Museum at Tahrir square, and some pieces will go to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization. Egypt is excavating for discoveries, stay tuned for more Egyptian Tombs, mummies, and sarcophagus to be dugout.