Antiquities
Minister Khaled El-Enany is set to formally announce the discovery of two tombs
at Draa Abul Naga in Luxor on Saturday, one bearing a painted wall.
According
to a source who requested anonymity, the tombs belong to two top officials from
the New Kingdom (16th to 11th centuries BC); the mummy mask of one of the
deceased was also discovered.
In
September the minister as announced the discovery of the tomb of god Amun-Re’s
goldsmith in Draa Abul Naga.
The
tomb had a rich funerary collection and a large number of ushabti funerary
figurines, gilded coffins, mummies wrapped in linen and funerary mask and cones
were unearthed.
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