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    Main » 2013 » August » 16 » EGYPT: March - 2013. Saqqara. The Persian Tombs.
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    EGYPT: March - 2013. Saqqara. The Persian Tombs.

    EGYPT: March- 2013.
    Saqqara. The Persian Tombs.



    During March-2013 expedition, our group was lucky to visit the complex of tombs, known in Egyptology as the "Persian Tombs."

    All three tombs were discovered by the Italian Egyptologist Alessandro Barsanti in the early 20th century, during his archaeological works around the Pyramid of Unas in Saqqara.

    This underground structure represents the three vertical shafts with the section of 8 x 10 meters and 23-27 meters depth.  Each shaft has a "satellite" shaft with a smaller section - 1.5 x 1.5 meter. These "satellite" shafts are connected to the main shaft by the horizontal passages, located on the bottom of each shaft.

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