Tomb of Previously Unknown Pharonic Queen Found in Egypt

Czech Archaelogists have found a tomb in an area SouthWest of Cairo from the 5th Dynasty whhich belonged to Khentakawess III, the wife of Neferefre. Up until now the name of his wife had been unknown. Archaelogists are hoping that this new discovery will shed new light on the time(s) when the first Pyramids are said to be built.

Cairo (AFP) - Czech archaeologists have unearthed the tomb of a previously unknown queen believed to have been the wife of Pharaoh Neferefre who ruled 4,500 years ago, officials in Egypt said Sunday. The tomb was discovered in Abu Sir, an Old Kingdom necropolis southwest of Cairo where there are several pyramids dedicated to pharaohs of the Fifth Dynasty, including Neferefre.

Pretty cool huh, ATS?

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Wow second discovery out of Cairo I've read about today. It truly makes you wonder how much there is left to find on that great plateau and beyond. Over 100 years of ongoing archaeological digs and it seems they've barely scratched the surface, Remarkable!

near where Edgar Casey said something would be uncovered

must be getting near the end times

originally posted by: blacktie
near where Edgar Casey said something would be uncovered

must be getting near the end times

Really? Can you elaborate?

originally posted by: blacktie
near where Edgar Casey said something would be uncovered

must be getting near the end times

Edgar Cayce said something would be discovered beneath the paws of the Sphinx. Sooo....if underneath the paws of the Sphinx means 20 some odd miles away, then O my gawd! Edgar caSey wuz Rite!!!!!!1111

On a more serious note....This sounds like it could be a rather interesting find. I look forward to seeing what comes from it. Sadly, the pictures the various news sources are using with this story all seem to be from previous finds in the area, including the one in the OP's source.