A tomb dating back 3,000 years has just been found in Egypt in a startling situation with archaeologists.
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Archaeologists have discovered a tomb dating back 3,000 years in Egypt. Discovered near Luxor in southern Egypt, the recently discovered tomb belongs to a noble man named Amenhotep.
The murals on the walls were found inside the catacomb still in perfect condition compared to the 3,000-year-old tomb.
Egypt's Archaeologist Minister Mamdouh el-Damaty said the newly found tomb had impressive frescoes and reliefs with colors still very clear. The status of the tomb is thought to be ideal compared to its 3,000-year-old date.
Inside the tomb of a noble man named Amenhotep.
The paintings painted on the walls of the crypt depict Amenhotep's life at birth, with activities such as hunting, sacrifice .
This tomb was built from the tide at the 18th century of the ancient Egyptian Empire (circa 1543-1292 BC).
In the gods of ancient Egypt, there is a god who is the god Amun - the god of darkness. Amenhotep noble man is the one who has taken on the mission to look after the temple of Amun god. This was a very respectable work in ancient Egyptian society at the time, so when Amenhotep died, he was built a relatively grand tomb.
