THE FIRST M.C.
BIGGEST TOMB DISCOVERED IN EGYPT REVEALED FORTY-FIVE STATUES. IN, PERFECT CONDITION v BURIAL PLACE OF HIGH PRIEST OF NEKHEB United Presa Assn by 111 Tel. Copyright (Received Feb. 10, 10 p- m j CAIRO, Feb. 10,. The biggest tomb yet discovered in Egypt has been found in the vicinity of the Sphinx. No fewer than 45 statues, some in perfect condition, are in the tomb, which is tho bulfial place, of Raoeur, high priest ol Nekheb. Ho is also described in the inscriptions. as the, “Majordom of the Palace, Master of the Royal Wardrobe, King's Barber, prince cl tho Pot, and Master of Ceremonies.”
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXX, Issue 11128, 11 February 1930, Page 5
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