Four thousand years on, his titles outlived his body — the name endured, the man did not.
4,000-Year-Old 'Keeper Of Secrets' Egyptian Tomb With 2 False Doors Uncovered During Excavation
Archaeologists excavating west of Saqqara's Bubasteion Necropolis have uncovered the Old Kingdom tomb of Sekhentio-Ptah, an official titled "keeper of the secrets of royal decrees." The mission found two symbolic false doors and a wider burial network. No remains of the official have been identified. Excavation and analysis continue, aiming to clarify Old Kingdom burial practice and the site's long reuse.
Source: 4,000-Year-Old 'Keeper Of Secrets' Egyptian Tomb With 2 False Doors Uncovered During Excavation — The Travel
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