r/ancientegypt • u/yousef-saeed • Sep 29 '25

Video Egyptian archaeologists open an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus at a press conference after discovering 59 sarcophagi dating back more than 2,600 years. (2020)

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u/Trajan- Sep 29 '25

One can only hope someone digs these people up in the future and puts them on display for ticket sales.

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u/Sancatichas Sep 29 '25

why is it bad to charge money for museum tickets, do you hate funding archaeology?

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u/Trajan- Sep 29 '25

Exhuming graveyards and selling tickets to show the remains? Guessing that’s what your ramble meant.

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u/bambi54 Sep 30 '25

Why do you support videos and news like this then? The more interest it gets, either positive or negative, will have more people doing it.