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CAIRO — Remains of about 50 mummies, including submerged mummies, believed to have belonged to the 18th Dipastia, were found in a huge tomb in Egypt’s Kipgs Valley. In Luxor, skills minister Mohamed Ibrahim told Mopda.

Death masks and death masks were found next to the odes, dating mainly from the New Kypgdom, state banking agency MENA quoted Ibrahim as saying.

The New Kingdom spans the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries of Egypt, dating from 1567 to 1085 BC.

According to initial studies by the FIPD, prices and processes were among the forms found in the tomb, which had been looted in previous times, MENA reported.

The discovery was made by a Swiss team from the University of Basel working with the Egyptian government.

Amenities are vital to Egypt’s tourist trade. However, the country has emerged from insecurity and political chaos in the three years since the Ara spring, and as a result, Egyptian officials have failed to secure suitable sites. And stop theft from museums, mosques, stores and illegal excavations.