Golden treasures from Pharaoh Psusennes I unveiled in Cairo
In the city of Tanis in northern Egypt, a tomb belonging to Pharaoh Psusennes I—discovered in 1940—has revealed numerous rare artifacts, including a golden mummy mask and gold shirt, precious jewels, sarcophagi made of stone and silver, tableware, weapons, and shabti figurines.
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- Published Date: 02:27 | 31 May 2025
- Modified Date: 02:29 | 31 May 2025
Despite the climate conditions of the Nile Delta, these items have been well-preserved, showcasing the pharaoh's wealth and the craftsmanship level of the era.
The artifacts are now on display at the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square, Cairo.