This article is from Ancient Egypt issue 135
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The Egyptian-British archaeological mission working in the Northern Cemetery (Tombs of the Nobles) at Amarna has uncovered a burial containing fine pieces of gold jewellery.
The grave contained the remains of a young woman wrapped in textiles, who was buried with a necklace of hollow gold beads, and three gold rings, one bearing an image of Bes, and another the inscription ‘Daughter of the Lady of the Two Lands’.
