Discover an ancient temple temple in Egypt

Archaeologists are discovering an ancient temple temple in an extropolated necropolis in Egypt.

The former Minister of Antiquities and Archaeologist Zahi Hawass revealed the details of the hall of fame in El Cairo.

Hawass le dijo a la prensa en la necrópolis Saqqara que archaeologists deenterraron temples de la reina Neit, esposa del rey Teti, el primer rey de la Sexta Dynastía que gobernó Egipto entre 2323 aC y hasta 2150 aC

The archaeologists also found a paper of 3 large pieces that included texts from the Book of the Dead, which is a collection of objective cues that were directed to the dead in ancient times in ancient Egypt., aggregate.

Hawass dijo que archeologogos también desenterraron poses de sepelio, ataúdes y momias que datan del Imperio Nuevo que gobernó Egipto entre aproximadamente 1570 aC y 1069 aC

Discovered at least 22 sepulchres with up to 40 pieces of depth, with more than 50 atadiums from the New Empire, said Hawass, who is the most known archaeologist of Egypt.

Hawass, known for using dark colors in the Indiana Jones style and on television specials about the ancient sites of Egypt, said that during the 10th year he carried out the work near the Teti pyramid.

The hall was the result of cooperation between the Ministry of Antiquities and the Zahi Hawass Center at the Alexandrina Library.

The Saqqara site is part of the necropolis of the ancient capital of Egypt’s Menfis which includes the most popular pyramids of Giza, as well as the most important pyramid schemes in Abu Sir, Dahshur and Abu Ruwaysh. The ruins of Menfis were cataloged as human heritage in the 1970s.