CAIRO, Nov. 7 (UPI) -- Archaeologists say the tomb of an Egyptian princess, discovered south of Cairo, has them puzzled because of its location among tombs of non-royal officials.
The tomb dates to 2500 B.C and was built in the second half of the Fifth Dynasty. Archaeologists say it's unusual for a princess to be buried in Abusir South alongside tombs of non-royal officials, rather than several miles to the north where most members of the Fifth Dynasty's royal family were buried in the central part of Abusir.