Letona la Setso sa Egepeta Farouk Hosni bekeng ena o boletse hore li-sarcophagi tse 'maloa tse pentiloeng tsa mapolanka tsa morao-rao (lekholong la botšelela la lilemo BC) li epolotsoe ka boroa ho tsela ea piramite ea Unas e Saqqara. O ile a hlalosa hore li-sarcophagi tsena li ile tsa sibolloa nakong ea liepollo tse tloaelehileng tse entsoeng ke mosebetsi oa baepolli ba lintho tsa khale o tsoang Univesithing ea Cairo.
Dr. Zahi Hawass, mongoli-kakaretso oa Lekhotla le Phahameng la Lintho tsa Khale (SCA), o boletse hore thomo e boetse e fumane sehlopha sa linkho tsa canopic, lebokose la lepolanka le mesaletsa ea sarcophagus e pentiloeng ea Maayi, mongoli sebakeng sa Maat nakong ea puso ea Morena Ramesses II (1304-1237 BC).
Dr. Ola El Aguizy, eo e kileng ea e-ba Dean oa Faculty of Archaeology le hlooho ea misio, o re sehlopha sa baepolli ba lintho tsa khale sa univesithi se fumane karolo e setseng ea lebitla la Wadj-Mes, molebeli oa balebeli nakong ea puso ea Ramesses II. Lebitla le ile la senola liphaseje tse ’maloa le likotopo tse ka tlas’a lefatše. Ho ile ha boela ha fumanoa likaroloana tsa lipitsa, sarcophagi le litene tse pentiloeng ka har'a lebitla.
Dr. Ahmed Saeed, motlatsi oa hlooho ea boromuoa, o boletse hore sehlopha sa litšoantšo tsa ushabti se ile sa epolloa ka har'a lebitla la Wadj-Mes, hammoho le ntlo ea thapelo ea Maayi, e tiisang bohlokoa ba sebaka sena kaha se ne se sebelisoa linakong tse fapaneng tsa Egepeta. histori.
Ho ile ha boela ha fumanoa litafole tsa linyehelo le lipitsa tsa letsopa. Saqqara e boetse e hlakisitse setso sa eona sa khale se ruileng ka mor'a ho sibolloa ha mabitla a phiramide ea khale ka ho fetisisa ea Djoser e Saqqara.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- Zahi Hawass, secretary general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA), said that the mission has also found a group of canopic jars, a wooden box and the remains of a painted sarcophagus belonging to Maayi, a scribe in the place of Maat during the reign of King Ramesses II (1304-1237 BC).
- Ola El Aguizy, former Dean of the Faculty of Archaeology and head of the mission, said that the university archeological team found the remaining part of the tomb of Wadj-Mes, an overseer of guards during the reign of Ramesses II.
- Ahmed Saeed, assistant head of the mission, said that a group of ushabti figures was unearthed inside the tomb of Wadj-Mes, as well as Maayi's chapel, which reaffirms the importance of this area as it was used during different periods of Egyptian history.
