Ancient tomb unveiled in Egypt
A previously unopened sarcophagus was opened for the first time on Saturday (November 24) as two Egyptian discoveries were unveiled in Luxor's west bank.
The intact sarcophagus contained a well preserved mummy of a woman named Thuya and dates to the 18th Egyptian dynasty.
It was discovered earlier this month by a French-led mission in the northern region of El-Assasif, along with another anthropoid sarcophagus which was opened and examined.
(Source: Reuters)
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