Archaeologists Discover The Tomb Of Forgotten Egyptian Queen

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05-01-2015 | 11:45
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Archaeologists Discover The Tomb Of Forgotten Egyptian Queen

Archaeologists have discovered a long-forgotten queen of Egypt after un-earthing her 4,500 year old tomb at Abusir necropolis just outside of Cairo

Inscriptions on the tomb reveal that her name was Khentakawess and that she was married to the Pharaoh Neferefre.
Inscriptions also identify her as "wife of the king" and "mother of the king."

It is the first time the world hears of Queen Khentakawess who had been unknown before the discovery of her tomb.


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