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The Egyptian archaeology is reach in
activities which is a normal thing if we consider that Egypt is
a country full of treasures. For example, a team of Egyptian and
Spanish archeologists identified in Luxor a funerary room of an
artisans` chief of an Egyptian dynasty from the XV century BC, a
discovery which shows the features of the funerary art of that
time. The found room belonged to a chief of the artisans
responsible with the decoration of the temples and tombs from
the period of queen Hatshepsut who ruled between 1580 BC and
1314 BC and allowed to the archeologists to understand better
the manner in which these rooms were built. The funerary room
has a length of 34 meters, dating from the 1502-1482 BC period.
The archeologists discovered on the walls religious inscriptions
characteristic to the epoch and explications referring to the
architecture of the funerary constructions of that period. In a
tomb from vicinity were discovered some plaquette for the
society games, clay crocks, and a wood trunks. The researches
regarding this funerary room are still in the attention of the
Egyptian archeology. The pyramid of Keops was explored by the
archeologists but it still remains an important subject for the
Egyptian Egyptology since inside the pyramid are other rooms and
galleries that still have not been localized. Many of the
joining is covered by the antique constructers with mortar and
gypsum. And that is why no archeologist could see that is about
a system of makeup unique in the history of the Egyptian
archaeology. The assembly of the discoveries allowed the
localization of the stones placed to close the access to the
secret galleries or rooms. The archeologists discovered on a
stone a hieroglyph that has the role of showing the stone` s
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