July-2008
Valley of the cemeteries, north of Abydos. The Egyptian supreme council of antiquities has announced a new discovery in Abydos by An archaeological delegation. A newly discovered sacred-Bird catacombs contained four jars for preserving mummified eagles found in a bet 1.5 meter in depth. In addition to a mass burial for seven mummified falcons and three mummies of eagles as well as some statues of Ushabties and some stone implements. Also they found some human burials that were related to the sacred-birds culture. Akhbar newspaper.Copyrig ©Musegypt
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