Gold wrapped Mummy found in Egypt

4,300-year-old mummy wrapped in gold found buried in sand

Archaeologists have unearthed a 4,300-year-old mummy wrapped in gold beneath the sands of Egypt. It has been claimed to be the oldest mummy ever found. The name of the mummy is 'Hekasheps'. It was found in a sarcophagus made of limestone at a depth of 50 feet. Statues of women have also been found by men during mining. The discovery is part of a group of tombs of the Fifth and Sixth Dynasty, 30 kilometers from the capital Cairo. Zahi Hawass, an Egyptologist, said that unfortunately no such inscription has been found, so that the names of these idols can be identified. In the 1970s, the ruins of Mephine were included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Two shafts have been discovered at the site. In one of these the remains of Hekasheps were found. The second was 30 feet deep, in which other tombs and many sculptures were found.

Tomb of the Priests of the Pyramid 

The most important tomb is that of Khannu Majedef, who was a priest in the pyramid complex of King Unas of the Fifth Dynasty. This tomb is decorated with pictures of daily life. Along with this, another coffin has been found, which is of Mary. The keeper of Mary's secrets and a trusted man of the ancient king. He used to inspect the pharaoh's archival documents. Knew the skill of making my letters and words.

Amulets and stone utensils were also found

The mummy of another person named Fetek has been found in the mining. Next to his mummy is the sacrificial stone, on which the idols are placed. The excavation team has found amulets, stone utensils and items used in daily life. according to officials, burial sites dating from 1800 to 1620 BC have been found near the southern city of Luxor. 

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