4,400-Year-Old Tomb of Egyptian Judge Found at Saqqara with Colors on Walls

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Archaeologists working at Saqqara have uncovered a roughly 4,400-year-old mastaba tomb belonging to a high-ranking Egyptian official and his father, revealing finely carved agricultural scenes and offering processions that still preserve traces of their original colors. Archaeologists working at Saqqara have uncovered a roughly 4,400-year-old mastaba tomb belonging to a high-ranking Egyptian official and his father. Archaeologists working at Saqqara have uncovered a roughly 4,400-year-old mastaba tomb belonging to a high-ranking Egyptian official and his father.

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