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Polish and Egyptian archaeologists excavating near the pyramids of Saqqara near Cairo have uncovered a necropolis containing the 4,000 year-old stone tomb of a royal official called Ny-Ankh-Nefetem, who served the kings Unas and Teti, rulers of Egypt from 2375BC to 2291 BC.(News)(Brief Article)
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History Today
| Date:
March 1, 2004
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Polish and Egyptian archaeologists excavating near the pyramids of Saqqara near Cairo have uncovered a necropolis containing the 4,000 year-old stone tomb of a royal official called Ny-Ankh-Nefetem, who served the ki...
