The remains of a small church found in Kuvi's tomb were severely looted by ancient stone thieves. The hieroglyphics found in the tomb show that Kuvi is a senior manager and enjoys a high position in the court of Pharaoh Dejdekar Issey. (Photo copyright) The mummy remains of a senior official of Egyptian Antiquities Department, Khuwy, were found in a 4,400-year-old colored tomb. Archaeologists made this discovery in segala, southern Egypt, and the Egyptian Antiquities Department announced on April 2,

Next to the mausoleum is a pyramid group built for the Pharaoh Jedkare Issey, who reigned from 238 BC1year to 2353 BC. Although after this period of time, the hieroglyphs and decorations of the mausoleum are still very well preserved. Incredibly, in more than 4000 years of history,

Emilie Marti, a postdoctoral fellow in Egyptology at paolo valeri-Montpellier University, said that the hieroglyphics of the tomb appeared in the list of sacrifices in the tomb and in many titles of Khuwy, including "the director of khentiu s he, one of the top ten figures in Upper Egypt" and "the only friend", which indicated that he was a senior executive of the Pharaoh's court. Although Martinet is not a member of this discovery team, her research focuses on the operation of ancient Egypt. [Photo: Amazing Mummies in Peru and Egypt]

The pyramid is designed in the mausoleum complex, and a descending corridor leads to an anteroom (the entrance area is shaped like a corridor); The entrance on the south wall of the vestibule leads to an vestibule, and the picture in the vestibule shows Kuvi sitting on the altar. The two entrances to the west wall of the front hall lead to the tomb.

A team of archaeologists found a grave, which belonged to an official named Khuwy, who lived about 4,400 years ago. The hieroglyph in this photo says that he is "the capital of a big house." In that tomb, archaeologists found the remains of a limestone sarcophagus, which was robbed and almost destroyed in ancient times. The remains of Kuvi's mummy were found in the same room. [Photo: Ancient Egyptian General's Cemetery Found in segala]

According to the statement, the design of the mausoleum complex is similar to the tombs built under the pyramids in Egypt during the Fifth Dynasty (2465-2323 BC).

More Discovery The team also investigated a pyramid in the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities and found that it belonged to a queen named Setipo. An inscription was found on a pillar of the pyramid:

In addition to discovering Kuvi's tomb, the archaeological team also investigated a pyramid next to Pharaoh Jedkare Issey. An inscription they found said that the pyramids belonged to Queen Setibor (Egyptian Cultural Relics Department), namely Horus and Seth, a great chief, great praise, the king's wife and his beloved Setibor. "kdspe" and "kdsps", archaeologists have known the existence of the pyramid, until now, they have not realized that it was built for the queen. According to the statement,

According to a statement from the Czech Institute of Egyptology, "The great complexity of Queen Setibor's pyramid and the title of her [king's] wife may indicate that she directly intervened to help her husband King Jedkar [Issey] ascend to the throne of Egypt."

The research team also restored the pyramid of Pharaoh Wang Dejiekar Isisi.

Photo: Ancient Egyptian settlements discovered in Hudi. Egypt has a 400-year-old tomb. The 25 most mysterious archaeological discoveries on earth were first published in Life Science magazine.