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The tomb of a prestigious ancient Egyptian physician who counted pharaohs among his clients is believed to have been found in a vast necropolis southwest of Cairo.
Part of a large plot measuring roughly 70 feet by 46 feet, the tomb of Shepseskaf-Ankh was unearthed this week in Abusir near modern-day Giza, the Agence France-Presse reports. The site is a burial place for many important figures from the Fifth Dynasty, which existed about 4,000 years ago.
“This discovery is important because this is the tomb of one of the greatest doctors from the time of the pyramid builders, one of the doctors closely tied to the king,” Antiquities Minister Ibrahim Ali said in a statement, per AFP.
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A picture taken on Oct. 22 shows Egyptian hieroglyphics on the entrance of a 4,000-year-old tomb discovered by archaeologists in Abusir, on the outskirts of Cairo. The discovery is believed to contain the remains of a prominent doctor to the pharaohs. | Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities/AFP/Getty Images
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