Ancient Tombs & Workshops Found at Luxor's Ramesseum

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An exciting discovery has been made in Egypt! A team of archaeologists from Egypt and France found ancient tombs inside the famous Ramesseum Temple in Luxor. This team includes experts from the Supreme Council of Antiquities, the French National Center for Scientific Research, and the University of Sorbonne.

These tombs are from a time called the Third Intermediate Period of ancient Egypt, which happened over 3,000 years ago. But that’s not all—they also found storage rooms that used to hold olive oil, honey, and fats. This shows that people in ancient times stored food and other goods carefully.

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The team also uncovered workshops where people made textiles (like clothes) and worked with stone. They found kitchens and bakeries, which means people were cooking and baking there just like we do today.

One of the most interesting parts of the discovery is the finding of a "House of Life." This was like an ancient school where scholars studied science, writing, and other subjects. It was connected to the big temples and was a place of learning and knowledge.

This discovery helps us learn more about how people lived in ancient Egypt and what their daily lives were like. It’s like finding a hidden piece of history that tells us stories from thousands of years ago!