A 4,000-year-old handprint has been discovered on a clay model used for offerings in an Ancient Egyptian tomb.

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The tomb was located at the Saqqara archaeological site in Egypt's Giza Governorate. This dynasty spanned from the early 25th century B.C. to the mid-24th century B.C.

The first tomb belonged to a man named Amenemopet from the Ramesside Period, which lasted from 1292 to 1069 B.C. He worked in a temple dedicated to Amun, a highly venerated Egyptian god.

Petrie found more than 2,000 tombs in the Tarkhan necropolis, many of which dated to the late Protodynastic and Early Dynastic periods (around 3100 B.C.) when pharaohs first ruled a unified Egypt.

Researchers have unveiled an ancient Egyptian handprint that was left on a soul house tomb offering 4,000 years ago.

The rare finding was made by a team at Cambridge University’s Fitzwilliam Museum, in the UK, who uncovered the surprisingly ...