Italian magazine praises Egyptian archeologists: continue their work by discovering treasures
The Italian magazine "Greenme" praised Egyptian archeologists and said they continue their work with commitment as they carry out many new tasks in the desert each month to discover hidden treasures.
The magazine pointed out that in February 2019 was discovered an ancient cemetery where there are at least 40 coffins containing mummies, and more surprising is that he is believed to belong to a large priest.
The cemeteries were discovered about 150 miles south of Cairo, near the Nile and the city of Minya. Archaeologists have dated cemeteries to 2300 BC The finds from the underground tombs include at least 40 coffins and other precious monuments of more than 1,000 statues of statues, jewels and pottery.
The magazine pointed out that in ancient Egypt there were many animals that live as gods, headed by cats until the ancient Egyptians manufactured mummies like Popastis cats.
"Unbelievable, but true, the ancient Egyptians were making cat mummies in honor of Pastet.
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