Archaeologists uncovered an ancient burial place in the southern Egyptian city of Luxor, known for its treasures dating back to the pharaohs, authorities stated Saturday.Mostafa Waziri, secretary-general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, stated an Egyptian-British mission discovered the royal tomb in an ancient site on the west bank of the Nile River in Luxor, 650 kilometers south of the capital of Cairo, Associated Press reported.He said initial evaluations reveal that the tomb apparently comes from the 18th Dynasty of Pharaonic Egypt, which covered from 1550 B.C.
to 1292 B.C.The burial place is the current in a series of ancient discoveries Egypt has actually touted recently in hopes of bring in more travelers.
Egypt has been attempting to revive its tourist sector, a significant source of foreign currency.
The sector is greatly reliant on the nation&& s ancient treasures.The post Ancient royal tomb uncovered in Egypt by archaeologists initially appeared on Ariana News.