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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21986, 22 June 1933, Page 2

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60 vases and other objects, many of shining copper, were. in the tomb. soriptions describe him as the first mat under the king, director of finance, judge and governor, and .keeper of. the food of the king. Professor Selim Hassan, who is conducting the excavation for the Egyptian University, has also mad* an entrance into the rooms allotted to this minister near his burial chamber.- -

The tomb of a Pharaoh tells a great deal about the civilisation and luxury of higp age, and much about the religious ciif toms practised in ancient Egypt. The tomb of a minister has lately been opened at the Fourth Pyramid, which belongs to the Fourth Dynasty, in which reigned Cheops and Mycerinue some 6000 years ago. A gold necklet and bracelet, were found on the mummy af this man, while