Egypt discovers pharaoh's tomb again after 100 years
Egypt announces another pharaoh’s tomb west of Luxor—first major royal find of its kind in a century.
By Souquee Editorial··1 min read·2,302 views
West of Luxor, a joint Egyptian–British team has identified a royal tomb that excavators are calling the first pharaonic discovery of this scale in a hundred years.
Early finds already reshape how late New Kingdom burial geography is mapped beyond the better-tour Valley of the Kings routes.
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