Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities Zahi Hawwas has revealed more Pharaonic discoveries at a seminar at AL-Ahly Club, Al Ahram reported.
"A new cemetery dating back to the 16th dynasty has been unearthed," Hawwas told an attentive audience.
"A Japanese researcher has also found a sarcophagus dating back to the same dynasty, and another Czech one found a masterpiece produced 4200 years ago."
Hawwas also said that the first Egyptian archeological mission will head for the Valley of Kings in Luxor to start exploration.
Monday, November 26, 2007
Hawass reveals new discovery
Egypt State Information Service
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