On 8 September, Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced that at least thirteen ancient wooden coffins, absolutely intact, were discovered in the saqqarah necropolis, a giant dessert cemetery in what was once the city of Memphis. This latest discovery is vital because sarcophagus has remained intact for millions of years. These wooden coffins were located in a well 11 meters below ground level. The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities also posted a video of the newly discovered coffins on Twitter. the video, in the end, urges the audience to “be vigilant. “
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These wooden coffins were found through archaeologists in an 11-meter deep well, stacked together, some of the colors painted on the coffins are still visible, for this reason archaeologists say that coffins with their sealed global content must have remained so ever since. His initial burial. The Egyptian government has posted a promotional video of the moment of the most recent finds on Twitter. The video features images of amazing landscapes and a close look at the tree.
Saqqarah is a site where the ancient Egyptians buried their deaths for 3000 years and that is why it has long been a site of wonderful archaeological interest. In the past, many high-ranking tombs of the aristocracy have also been discovered, as well as funeral homes. objects, mummified animals and other antiques. Newly discovered coffins provide undeniable burials that reveal much about the intermediate categories of yesteryear.
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Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced on 1 September that the country is in a position to welcome tourists to stop at its museums and archaeological sites. According to World Health Organization (WHO) reports, 100,403 positive cases of COVID-19 and 5,577 deaths According to WHO COVID-19 statistics, the number of cases in Eygpt is very low compared to other countries around the world.
The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities also said that appropriate protective measures had been taken for the protection and hygiene of travellers. Immediately after Eygpt opened the doors to tourists, his Temple of Karnak welcomes tourists on September 1.
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