Mysterious pharaoh's tomb never seen before "hidden" in sacred mountain

A mysterious pharaoh's tomb has just been discovered on Mount Anubis, a sacred mountain with a pyramid-shaped peak in Sohag province, central Egypt. (Photo: Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities)

This pharaoh's tomb is located 7 meters underground, including a limestone burial chamber and mud-brick tunnels about 5 meters high. (Photo: efe)

The entrance to the tomb is engraved with the names of two powerful goddesses of ancient Egypt, Isis and Nephthys. (Photo: efe)

Inside the tomb, the golden inscriptions were severely damaged, leaving the identity of the pharaoh still undetermined. (Photo: dailysabah)

The architecture and patterns of the tomb are reminiscent of the tomb of Pharaoh Woseribre Senebkay, who reigned during the Second Intermediate Period. (Photo: dailysabah)

Archaeologists believe that this mysterious pharaoh may have also lived during that tumultuous period (1700–1550 BC). (Photo: Ancient Origins)

The discovery sheds new light on royal burial practices and the political situation of the Second Intermediate Period. (Photo: Courtesy of the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities)

Mount Anubis was a sacred site, once associated with the funeral site of Pharaoh Senwosret III of the 12th Dynasty. (Photo: Penn Museum)

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