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Scenes From The Tomb Of Mehu, Saqqara, Egypt. Saqqara, An Egyptian Necropolis In Continuous Usage For Over 3,000 Years, Is Home To Numerous Tombs And Pyramids, Most Of Them Dating To The Old Kingdom Period.

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Scenes from the Tomb of Mehu, Saqqara, Egypt. Saqqara, an Egyptian necropolis in continuous usage for over 3,000 years, is home to numerous tombs and pyramids, most of them dating to the Old Kingdom period.

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