Archaeologists Digging At Ancient Egyptian Burial Made A Wild Discovery

Archaeologists unearthed a surprising find while excavating an ancient Egyptian burial site.
On the West Bank of Luxor – where the ancient Egyptian city of Thebes once stood – archaeologists are hard at work. From the depths of a necropolis dating back to the 16th century B.C., they retrieve a wooden coffin that had been buried beneath the earth for thousands of years. When they look inside, they’re amazed by what they find.
Ancient Egyptian burial
Wild discovery
Egyptian archaeology
Historical exploration
Burial mysteries
Ancient secrets
Pyramid discoveries
Mummies and tombs
Artifacts and treasures
Ancient Egyptian civilization
Curious burials
Sacred rituals
Ancient religion
Archaeological findings
Mysterious artifacts
Uncovering the past
Unusual burials
Ancient history
Investigating the unknown.
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[annmolloy]

Thebes did not stand on the West Bank, it was on the east bank. The valley of the kings and other ancient necropolises stood on the West Bank.

[dave-jw]

Interesting, both Greece and Egypt had a city named Thebes!

[garyfrancis]

How did you manage to mispronounce : Ramses, Horemheb and Tutankhamen?