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Pennsylvania Researchers Discover Tomb of Egypt’s First King Of 13th Dynasty
University of Pennsylvania researchers have discovered the tomb of the Egyptian pharaoh King Sobekhotep I, in the southern archaeological site of Abydos in Middle Egypt, 500km south of Cairo. Sobekhotep I is believed to be first king of the 13th Dynasty (1781BC-1650BC).
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