Thirty Egyptian 3,000-year-old coffins detected

Egypt announced the discovery of 30 wooden coffins containing zombies. They date 3,000 years ago and were found in the southern town of Lucsor. “Archvololes with inscriptions were found in the necropolis of al-Asasif, mounted on two levels, 18 coffins at first level and 12 at the top level of”, the minister said. [...]
Egypt announced the discovery of 30 wooden coffins containing zombies.
They date 3,000 years ago and were found in the southern town of Lucsor.
“Archvololes with inscriptions were found in the necropolis of al-Assaf, mounted on two levels, 18 coffins at first level and 12 at the top level of”, said Antiquities Minister Khaled al-Anani, at a press conference.
“is the first secret location of human coffin discovery since the end of the XIX”, he stressed.
Mostafa Waziri, chairman of the Supreme Council of Egyptian Antiquities, stated at this conference that the 30 discovered coffins are of male and female priests as well as children from the X dynasty. XII, of the 20th century BC.
Egypt has announced in recent months a series of ancient discoveries, hoping to revive the damaged tourism industry that is a major source of national income.











