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Through restoration work on the 4,400-year-old Pyramid of Sahura, researchers have discovered previously unknown chambers likely used as storage rooms.

Archaeologists with the Czech Institute of Egyptology, a department within the Charles University in Prague, have rediscovered a lost tomb containing a mummy. The tomb belonged to an ancient Egyptian official named Ptahshepses, who lived around

Cheap construction reduced the monument at Abusir in Egypt to rubble over millennia.

The eight rooms were likely used to store funerary equipment for Sahura, the second pharaoh of the Fifth Dynasty.

Archaeology Egyptologists Have Revealed Eight New Chambers in the Pyramid of Sahura, Putting a Years-Long Dispute to Rest The discovery will...

Archaeologists have discovered eight storage chambers while restoring the passageways inside a 4,000 year-old Egyptian pyramid.

Egypt is currently in the midst of constructing the New Administrative Capital, a visionary urban development project poised to herald a transformative chapter in the nation's history. Envisioned as an economic powerhouse and a symbol of contemporary progress, this new city represents a national project that boasts a monumental investment of EGP 40 billion (USD

Czech archaeologists rediscovered the lost tomb of ancient Egyptian high official Ptahshepses who lived during the 24th and 25th centuries BCE.

An ancient Egyptian pyramid built around 4,000 years has just spilled some more secrets after a restoration project cleared the path to previously unseen parts of the pyramid.

New excavations at the ancient pyramid at the heart of Egypt have uncovered eight previously unknown storage rooms.