tomb of Shoshenq II

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The tomb of Shoshenq II is an ancient Egyptian royal burial discovered intact at Tanis, notable for its rich funerary treasures and well-preserved artifacts from the Third Intermediate Period.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian royal tomb
archaeological site
burial site
associatedDynasty Twenty-second Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
associatedWithDeity Amun NERFINISHED
Horus NERFINISHED
Osiris NERFINISHED
burialOf Shoshenq II NERFINISHED
chronology early first millennium BCE
comparedTo tomb of Tutankhamun NERFINISHED
containsArtifactType amulets
bracelets
canopic equipment
crook and flail
gold and silver vessels
gold funerary mask
gold jewelry
inscribed coffin
necklaces
pectoral ornaments
pectoral with royal cartouches
royal regalia
shabti figures
silver coffin
culture ancient Egypt
discovered 1939
discoveredBy Pierre Montet NERFINISHED
discoveryStatus found intact
excavationLedBy Pierre Montet NERFINISHED
hasDecorationType hieroglyphic inscriptions
royal iconography
hasMaterialInArtifacts gold
semi-precious stones
silver
hasOccupant Shoshenq II NERFINISHED
hasOccupantTitle pharaoh
hasPreservationStatus largely undisturbed at discovery
locatedIn Tanis NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Egypt NERFINISHED
locatedInNecropolis royal necropolis of Tanis NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Nile Delta NERFINISHED
notableFor rich funerary treasures
well-preserved artifacts
partOfArchaeologicalSite Tanis royal tomb complex NERFINISHED
period Third Intermediate Period of Egypt NERFINISHED
researchField Egyptology
significance key source for study of Third Intermediate Period royal burial customs
one of few intact royal burials found in Egypt

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Pierre Montet notableDiscovery tomb of Shoshenq II