Loading the video Culture news Video. Uncovering ancient mummification workshops in Egypt Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 30/05/2023 - 16:34 GMT+2 Archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed two embalming workshops and two tombs with 4,500 old artifacts in the Saqqara necropolis south of Cairo, Egypt. Archaeology Ancient Egypt mummy egyptology artefacts Top stories Now playing Next Uncovering ancient mummification workshops in Egypt Now playing Next Unexpected beach guest: Elephant seal draws crowds in Rio Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | October 7th, 2026 – Evening Now playing Next In Kazakhstan’s historic rock-hewn mosques now recognised by UNESCO In partnership with MDQ Now playing Next Inside Willem de Kooning’s major new exhibition at the Rijksmuseum Now playing Next Historic Tashkent madrasah becomes runway for Brunello Cucinelli Now playing Next Bulgaria calls off search for 10 missing sailors after their ship sank Now playing Next WHO says Siberia plague risk is low as drones sink Black Sea ships Now playing Next Pneumonic plague: How it spreads and what is the risk to Europe? Now playing Next Metsola to take action after MEP Rima Hassan removes Israeli flag Now playing Next Trump to talk plague with Putin as Russia plays down fears of outbreak Now playing Next Judo: Grigalashvili claims fourth world title as Kaju reigns again Now playing Next Maricarmen, symbol of Spain's housing protests, dies Now playing Next Poland’s economic rise - Can it last? The Ring in Warsaw Now playing Next Trump mocks Sheinbaum over Gulf of Mexico and imitates her alleged reaction: 'No, no, please' Now playing Next Rubio in Athens urges Europe to shoulder more of its defence burden More videos
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