Luxor, Abu el-Naga · ARTnews
Egypt Unveils 3,500-Year-Old Tomb at Luxor
Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities has announced the discovery of a hidden tomb containing 3,500-year-old coffins at Abu el-Naga in Luxor. The find adds to recent archaeological discoveries in the region.
Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities has announced the discovery of a previously unknown tomb at Abu el-Naga, an archaeological site in Luxor's West Bank. The tomb contains coffins dating to approximately 3,500 years ago, representing artifacts from ancient Egypt's New Kingdom period. The site, located in an area of ongoing excavation and scholarly interest, contributes to the expanding archaeological record of elite burials in Theban necropolis. The announcement underscores Egypt's continued investment in archaeological research and documentation of its cultural heritage.
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