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A study in Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology reveals changes in Egyptian burial practices over centuries, particularly in the Theban necropolis. The research highlights the transition from individual burials to the reuse of tombs, focusing on tomb 209, which dates back to the early 25th Dynasty and was impacted by flooding.
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A study in Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology reveals changes in Egyptian burial practices over centuries, particularly in the Theban necropolis. The research highlights the transition from individual burials to the reuse of tombs, focusing on tomb 209, which dates back to the early 25th Dynasty and was impacted by flooding.
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Theban tomb reveals how Egyptian burial trends evolved in time
Research on Theban Tomb Highlights Evolution of Egyptian Burial Practices