Inside Egypt's 3,000-year-old 'lost golden city'
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"We spent a lot of time talking about mummies and talking about how they died," one archaeologist said. "This is the ritual of their lives."
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"We spent a lot of time talking about mummies and talking about how they died," one archaeologist said. "This is the ritual of their lives."
Full ArticleIt's been dubbed as the biggest archaeological discovery since King Tut's tomb nearly a century ago.On Thursday, Egypt announced..
It was buried in the sand for three millennium. It is the "largest city ever discovered in Egypt."