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A 4,300-year-old pyramid has been discovered at the Saqqara necropolis outside Cairo, Egypt's culture minister said on Tuesday.
The pyramid is said to belong to Queen Sesheshet, the mother of King Teti who was the founder of the 6th Dynasty of Egypt's Old Kingdom. Egypt's antiquities chief Zahi Hawass made the announcement Tuesday at the site in Saqqara, about 12 miles south of Cairo.
The pyramid's base was discovered "20 metres below the sands and a doorway for the burial place was also discovered," Hosni said, adding that it seems thieves had looted the pyramid.
Originally posted by PGTWEED
I can't wait to see what they find inside the tomb in two weeks! I would love be there when they go inside.
Originally posted by Blueracer
I saw this. I also thought it strange that they hadn't already known about this. How could they have not known?
Originally posted by PGTWEED
reply to post by watchZEITGEISTnow
I never said a Mummy in my post. If Pyramids are not Tombs? How do you explain the presence of a sarcophagus inside for the pharaoh's Mummy?
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Originally posted by scrubsnstuffkim
I'll be interested to see the story the hieroglyphics inside and out tell about the time/culture, maybe more than what we already know??