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2019-04-19 13:15:10 Ecns.cn Editor :Li Yan

$Egyptian archaeologists work inside the new tomb of Shedsu Djehuty in Luxor, 700 km south of Cairo, Egypt, 18 April 2019. This is the new discovery of the largest tomb of \$

Egyptian archaeologists work inside the new tomb of Shedsu Djehuty in Luxor, 700 km south of Cairo, Egypt, 18 April 2019. This is the new discovery of the largest tomb of "Saf" in the cemetery of Tiba for a person named Shedsu Djehuty, during archaeological excavations in the area of the arm of Abou El Naga in the western sector of Luxor. (Photo/Agencies)

$Egyptian archaeologists work inside the new tomb of Shedsu Djehuty in Luxor, 700 km south of Cairo, Egypt, 18 April 2019. This is the new discovery of the largest tomb of \$

Egyptian archaeologists work inside the new tomb of Shedsu Djehuty in Luxor, 700 km south of Cairo, Egypt, 18 April 2019. This is the new discovery of the largest tomb of "Saf" in the cemetery of Tiba for a person named Shedsu Djehuty, during archaeological excavations in the area of the arm of Abou El Naga in the western sector of Luxor. (Photo/Agencies)

$Egyptian archaeologists work inside the new tomb of Shedsu Djehuty in Luxor, 700 km south of Cairo, Egypt, 18 April 2019. This is the new discovery of the largest tomb of \$

Egyptian archaeologists work inside the new tomb of Shedsu Djehuty in Luxor, 700 km south of Cairo, Egypt, 18 April 2019. This is the new discovery of the largest tomb of "Saf" in the cemetery of Tiba for a person named Shedsu Djehuty, during archaeological excavations in the area of the arm of Abou El Naga in the western sector of Luxor. (Photo/Agencies)