The tomb of the unknown Egyptian queen "Kent Cowes III" is discovered

ByJohn McLinden

Located 25 km away from Egypt · CairoAbsirofEgyptian Fifth DynastyFrom the Pyramid, a Czech archaeologist discovered the tomb of Egyptian Queen, which had never been known.

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Czech Institute of Egyptology(Czech Republic Egyptological Research Institute) has been excavating the pyramids of Absir for 55 years and it was Pharaoh of Egypt's 5th Dynasty 4500 years ago in the 1980sKing NeferrefreWe have found pyramid complex.


From the Pyramid of King Neferrefre, you can see it as the wife of King Neferrefre "Kent Cows IIIThe tomb of "was discovered. Inside the grave is written "Queen of Kento Queues", but since two queen having the name of "Kent Cowes" have been found so far, the queen found this time is "Kent Cows IIIIt is said that it will become.


According to the information carved in the tombstone, it was throne as the Pharaoh of the 5th Dynasty of Ancient EgyptKing MenkowhoruIt is said that it is a mother of King Su Nuezere, its successor. Mr. Miroslav Bata, director of the team's laboratory, said that "Kent Kawas III is highly likely to be the wife of King Neferrefre," he said, with a major discovery to uncover the unexplained parts of the 5th dynasty It is said that.