Discovering the Ptahshepses Lost Tomb: An Amazing Rediscovery
Ladies and gents, thanks to these Czech archaeologists, we're going back in time—but not in a DeLorean! Only recently have archaeologists located the long-lost tomb of Ptahshepses, a powerful ancient Egyptian who ruled during the 24th and 25th centuries BCE. folks, that's way back!
This was not a chance discovery, mind you. It's like trying to find a needle in a haystack with a pyramid form. These are authentic archaeologists from the Charles University of Prague's Czech Institute of Egyptology. In the area separating the Abusir and Saqqara pyramid fields, they discovered Ptahshepses' tomb.
The real kicker is that this tomb wasn't really brand-new information. Auguste Mariette, a French archaeologist, discovered part of the site about 160 years ago.
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