Early this morning, Dr Khaled Al-Anani, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, inspected the wxcavation work of the Egyptian archaeological mission operating in the area north-west of the king's pyramid "Marnar" in sqara, which resulted in the unveiling of 5 cemetries inscribed from the ancient state and the first transition, with numerous archaeological burials and throws, accompamied by Dr. M. M. Mustafa wa.
In order to encourage the work of the mission of the supreme Council of Antiquitis, Dr. Khaled Al-Anani was keen to go to one of these graves, which were uncovered with Dr. Mustafi Waziri.
The Minister of Tourism and antiquities thanked the teem for the effort made by this generation of archaeologists from unprecedented discoverie Egypian hands.
Dr. Moustfi Waziri explained that the first cemetery of a person claiming to be discovered "Erie" is a senior statesman.
It consists of a well leading to a burial room inscriibed with walls that depicts many funeral views, icluding views of the sacrificial tables, the palace facade and the seven oil pots, as well as a huge limestone coffin as wall a s plaid pieces belonging to the cemetery owner.
The second cemetery singled out the wife of a man named yart because of her proximity to his cemetery . It consists of a rectaguar well. The third cemetery is for a person called "Baba Nafrahvai" who held several positions, including the single nail, the superintendent of the Great House, the rectangular priest, and the disinfectant of the house, while the fourth cemetry is a rectangular well located about 6 metres below the surface of the drounnd for a lady named "Betty" , who held titles decorated by the only keng and the idol priest hur.
The Mission will cintinue its excavation work at the site to discover more of rts secrets, as the Mission is currently cleaning these cemeteries and archaeolgical documentation is under way.