Valuable Archaeological Findings That Have Shaped History Over Milennia

A groundbreaking discovery in Saqqara rewrote history with the unearthing of Queen Neith’s pyramid. Among other finds, archaeologists uncovered 300 coffins, 100 mummies, and a previously unknown ancient Egyptian queen, solidifying Saqqara’s archaeological significance.

Dating back 4,300 years, the tomb belonging to Queen Neith, named after the goddess encompassing wisdom, creation, and war, highlights a profound connection to divine mythology, revealing Neith as the ‘mother of Ra,’ according to the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum.