Photo Credit: Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities
The Czech archaeological mission affiliated with the Faculty of Arts at Charles University in Prague managed to uncover the tomb of the royal scribe "Djehuty Im Hat",&nbsp;during their wide-ranging excavations at the Abusir archaeological site.
This historical find&nbsp;dates back to the mid-first millennium BCE. This part of the cemetery includes tombs belonging to senior officials and military leaders from the 26th and 27th Dynasties.
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Dr. Miroslav Barta, the director of the Czech mission, explained that the tomb was constructed in the form of a shaft leading to a burial chamber. The upper part of the tomb was not found intact, however, the burial chamber contains numerous rich hieroglyphic inscriptions and scenes.

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