Mysterious intact burial chamber of ancient Egyptian priestess discovered

Archaeologists were stunned to discover the lavish burial chamber of the priestess Idy, who worshiped the goddess Hathor – a symbol of eternal power and beauty.

While excavating the Asyut cemetery in Egypt, experts from the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities unexpectedly unearthed a magnificent burial chamber, estimated to date back to around 1,880 BC. Photo: @ Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities.

This burial chamber belonged to Idy, an Egyptian priestess and daughter of the governor of the region Djefaihapi I. Photo: @ Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities.

Inscriptions on Idy's tombstone indicate her role as a priestess of the goddess Hathor. Photo: @ Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities.

Her tomb is located in a chamber sealed by stone walls. Although the burial chamber was ransacked by robbers in ancient times, most of Idy’s burial objects remained intact. Photo: @ Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities.

Her coffin was elaborately decorated with imported wood. It also had detailed images and text describing the deceased’s journey to the afterlife . Photo: @ Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities.

The tomb is decorated with exquisite paintings and reliefs. Photo: @ Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities.

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