Community • May 18, 2026
Ancient Egyptian Crypt of 22 Singing Priests Unsealed for the First Time in Luxor
Originally published on Good News Network

In Luxor, a large burial chamber has been uncovered in one of the city's ancient necropolises that has remained undisturbed for at least 2,600 years. Inside was a depository of 22 coffins and 8 mummies that seemed to belong to a special female temple caste who sang sacred songs at festivals and during religious rites.
In Luxor, a large burial chamber has been uncovered in one of the city's ancient necropolises that has remained undisturbed for at least 2,600 years. Inside was a depository of 22 coffins and 8 mummies that seemed to belong to a special female temple caste who sang sacred songs at festivals and during religious rites.
Originally published on Good News Network.
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