Discovering the tomb of

Recently, archaeologists in Egypt suddenly discovered a tomb of the god of death Osiris - god of ancient Egyptian gods.

This unusual structure was excavated at the Al-Gorna cemetery on the west bank of the Nile, dating from 760 to 525 BC. The mausoleum is covered in black, and the stairway is cut square with the domed ceiling. On the walls, demonic relief plates and the symbol of Osiris are located everywhere.

The tomb of Orisis is discovered in the Al-Gorna cemetery, the west bank of the Nile.

At the center of the tomb is the statue of god Osiris. Under the statue is a 9m deep burial room that links the dead to this god. In the tomb, there is a stairway leading to the underworld and an empty hallway symbolizing the river.

Going toward the western corridor of the tomb there are two mysterious rooms that archaeologists have not yet discovered.

Tomb map of Orisis god with 2 secret rooms.

Orisis ruled the world of the dead.

According to Egyptian mythology, Osris is the eldest son of Earth god Geb, ruling the world of the dead and also the god of life in the form of fertile plants and floods in the Nile.

He was described as a bearded, green-skinned man with embalmed legs. Osris often wore a pointed crown with ostrich feathers, a hook and a blow.