The discovery of this 4,000-year-old tomb reveals a treasure trove of jewelry and artifacts from the Middle Kingdom, highlighting the rich burial practices of ancient Egypt.
Sealed burials contained exquisite jewelry made from semi-precious stones, including necklaces, amulets, and a notable girdle of carnelian ball beads, showcasing the craftsmanship of the era.
Rare finds include a male burial adorned with jewelry featuring a large necklace and a hippo head amulet, underscoring the significance of adornment in ancient Egyptian society.
The tomb also holds intricately designed copper mirrors with ivory handles, one featuring a goddess Hathor, indicating the cultural and religious beliefs intertwined with death and burial.
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