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TANN is an online open access, pro-community news site bringing together people in related fields with active interests intersecting archaeology. Via rita roberts 
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Archeologists working on the West Bank at Luxor unintentionally discovered the 3,000-year-old tomb of a man named Khonsu, who served as a scribe to Egyptian royals sometime around 1,200 BCE, during the Ramesside period. The t-shaped chamber, elaborately decorated with depictions of humans, gods and baboons, is located in a vast necropolis at Thebes. The … Via rita roberts
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An ancient Egyptian tomb of enormous archaeological importance has finally been reopened to the public after 10 years of renovation. Via Shonda Brock
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A tomb containing the skeletal remains of a general and his princess bride, who were buried in the year 564, has been discovered near what is today Taiyuan city in China. The ancient tomb also contained over one hundred objects, the majority of which are pottery figurines with the tallest measuring approximately 22 inches tall. … Via rita roberts
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'Colorful' Eastern Roman tomb discovered in the ancient site of Capitolias, corresponding to modern Beit Ras, northern Jordan. Via rita roberts
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