3000-Year-Old Mummies of 'Vocalists' Discovered in Luxor Rock Chamber

• Archaeologists unearthed 22 colorful wooden coffins with 3000-year-old mummies in a rock-cut mortuary in Luxor, Egypt.
• The mummies, from the 'Third Transition Era', are believed to be ancient musicians or singers due to 'Vocalist' titles on coffins.
• Coffins retain original colors and luster, offering insights into ancient Egyptian art, culture, and the social status of artists.
• Sealed 'papyrus' was also found, expected to reveal identities and lives of the deceased.
• The discovery, led by Dr. Zahi Hawass, highlights advanced engineering and preservation efforts in the Senb cemetery.