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A team of Egyptian and Japanese archaeologists has discovered a new 3000-year-old tomb in Al-Khokha archaeological site on the West Bank in Luxor, which is believed to belong to a Royal Scribe called “Khonsu”. According to a statement issued by the Ministry of Antiquities, the unearthed tomb dates back to the era of Ramesside kings who ruled Ancient Egypt in the 19th and 20th dynasties. The head of the Ancient Egyptian department in the Ministry of Antiquities Mahmoud Afify said…
