The cemetery was uncovered in the Al-Ghuraifa area of Tuna El-Gebel necropolis in Minya, Egypt, 136 miles (220km) south of the country s capital Cairo.
The never-before-seen tomb was unearthed by British and Egyptian researchers on the west bank of the River Nile, in the modern day Egyptian city of Luxor.
Gold tongues were found in tombs at the Qewaisna necropolis, a burial site in Egypt that has hundreds of tombs from different periods in the country s history.
Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered an underground tunnel at Taposiris Magna, a temple dedicated to Osiris, the god of death. Kathleen Martinez, an archaeologist with the University of Santo Domingo, located the 6.5-foot-tall, 4,300-foot-long.