Egipto: hallan en Sakara una tumba que data del 1100 aC

A group of archaeologists discovered a tomb dating back to 1100 BC near Cairo, as announced by Egypt's Minister of Antiquities. The tomb belonged to a royal envoy and military archivist, adding to the historical knowledge of Saqqara, the necropolis of ancient Memphis and site of Egypt's oldest pyramid. The tomb was found near another from the same period, belonging to the army chief. Although the larger tomb was mostly mud bricks, these indicated the existence of the newly discovered tomb.

¿Qué se sabe sobre la tumba que fue hallada cerca de la tumba del guarda de los archivos?

¿Por qué los arqueólogos sabían de la existencia de la tumba antes de su descubrimiento?