4,400-year-old tomb discovered near Giza pyramids reveals history of ancient Egyptian priestess
Several rare paintings have been found inside the tomb, which was discovered just a few miles south of Cairo.
By Shubham Sharma
Updated February 4, 2018 16:41 GMT
A group of archaeologists have discovered a highly decorated 4,400-year-old tomb just a few miles south of Cairo, Egypt. The ancient site, which is in good condition, is revealing new stories about the prosperous life of a high-ranking official who lived at that time.
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The tomb, as National Geographic reports, is thought to have belonged to Hetpet, who served as priestess to Hathor, the goddess of the fertility, music, and dance. Hetpet's name and titles were found engraved on a purification basin inside the tomb, which was found just close to the Giza pyramids.
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