The artifacts are thought to belong to Pharaoh Thutmose II, whose rule was short-lived and preceded that of his more famous wife and step-sister, Hatshepsut.
Egyptologists have found a stone chest containing a sacrificial goose and ceramic box, thought to be a little under 3,500 years old, in the heart of a royal cemetery in Deir el-Bahari.
The discovery, first reported by the Polish Press Agency , consisted of two parts. The first, a stone chest, roughly 16 inches long and slightly less tall. Egyptologists say it was well-camouflaged and"looked like a regular stone block," but contained a number of packages wrapped in a linen canvas.
The ceramic box contains a clue to the owner of the"royal deposit"—inscribed in hieroglyphs is one of Thutmose II's many names.
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