New Ancient Tomb Discovered in Abu-Sir, Egypt

New Ancient Tomb Discovered in Abu-Sir, Egypt

Archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed a tomb in Abu-Sir, the tomb of Queen Khentakawess III, she was the wife of King Neferefre who ruled 4,500 years ago The tomb was discovered in Abu Sir area an Old Kingdom Necropolis near Sakkara, where there are several pyramids dedicated to pharaohs of the Fifth Dynasty, including Neferefre these Pyramids called the Pyramids of the Sun and the Pharaohs of this era of the Egyptian history called themselves the sons of the sun. In the heart of Egypt's archaeological tapestry, a recent discovery has stirred the sands of time. A new ancient tomb has been unearthed in Abu-Sir, unraveling mysteries that add to the allure of Egypt's rich history. As part of Egypt tours, this remarkable find beckons travelers to embark on a journey of exploration, delving into the past through the lens of this newfound treasure.

Necropolises of Abu -Sir Pyramids and Tombs

The Necropolises of Abu-Sir nearby Sakkara it was a burial place for many of the Pharaohs of the fifth and sixth dynasties of the Old Kingdom or the pyramid age the area is still under excavation and it has many places uncovered also when you visit Abu-Sir you can visit many Pyramids and fragments of Obelisks and temples that were dedicated for the Sun God Ra and the Pharaohs of this era called themselves the Sons of the Sun that is why in all the names you can notice that their names end by Ra, like Nefrer-Ra- sahu-Ra etc, in Abu-Sir now many archaeological expeditions still digging. Abu-Sir, with its proximity to Giza and Cairo, has long been an archaeological hotspot. The discovery of a new tomb further underscores the historical significance of this region, inviting Egypt tours to explore its depths. Recently the Japanese expedition discovered many tombs and Mummies in 2003. 

Now the Czech discovered new tombs from the fifth Dynasty belonging to Queen Khentakawess III.

Abu-Sir area still trove of many uncovered treasures that will get out to the light soon.

For those seeking Egypt trips that go beyond the well-trodden paths, the discovery in Abu-Sir opens new avenues for exploration. Egypt day tours now offer the opportunity to be among the first to witness the unveiling of a tomb shrouded in the mysteries of antiquity. 

The discovery in Abu-Sir underscores Egypt's commitment to preserving its cultural heritage. Ongoing efforts to excavate, study, and conserve such sites ensure that the legacy of ancient Egypt continues to be unveiled for generations to come.

New Ancient Tomb Discovered in Abu-Sir, Egypt

Archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed the tomb of a queen called Khentakawess III. The tomb was found in Abu-Sir and is thought to belong to the wife or mother of Pharaoh Neferefre who ruled 4,500 years ago, the tomb was discovered in Pharaoh Neferefre’s funeral complex.

The New Ancient Tomb Discovered in Abu-Sir, Egypt of Queen Khentakawess III is not the end of the discoveries in Abu-Sir the archaeologists said this will be the begging of new discoveries of the fifth dynasty.

 We invite you to visit Egypt and enjoy the wonders you can browse our Egypt travel packages and pick yours. Travelers can now anticipate the inclusion of this newfound treasure in Egypt tours packages, creating an immersive experience that combines iconic sites with the thrill of discovery. Witness the unearthing of history as part of a comprehensive exploration.