Cairo 07/08/2010.- Egyptian Antiquities chief Zahi Hawass shows the false door of an unearthed 4,300-year-old tomb. It belonged to Khonsu, the son of Shendwas. Both served as leaders of the royal scribes in Saqqara.
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lunes, julio 12, 2010
Fotoperiodismo / Nasser Nasser: «Khonsu»
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Cairo 07/08/2010.- Egyptian Antiquities chief Zahi Hawass shows the false door of an unearthed 4,300-year-old tomb. It belonged to Khonsu, the son of Shendwas. Both served as leaders of the royal scribes in Saqqara.
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Cairo 07/08/2010.- Egyptian Antiquities chief Zahi Hawass shows the false door of an unearthed 4,300-year-old tomb. It belonged to Khonsu, the son of Shendwas. Both served as leaders of the royal scribes in Saqqara.
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