Egyptian officials are examining a remarkably well preserved tomb found in a massive necropolis at Saqqara, south of Cairo.

The tomb is one of a number of new finds being heavily promoted by Egypt as the country looks to revive its flagging tourist industry.

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It may be more than 4,000 years old, but this newly discovered tomb in Egypt is looking mighty good for its age.

Egyptian officials are examining a remarkably well preserved tomb found in a massive necropolis at Saqqara, south of Cairo. Authorities believe it was created for a man named Khuwy, a dignitary from the Fifth Dynasty, which spanned the 25th to the 24th centuries BCE.

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Egypt's antiquities minister, Khaled al-Enani, recently provided foreign ambassadors a tour of the find, while the ministry released new photos and video footage to the public yesterday. According to the ministry, the vivid colors of the paintings inside the tomb are considered royal hues.

Mohamed el-Shahed/AFP/Getty Images The findings raise questions about Khuwy's influence and his relationship to Pharoah Djedkare Isesi, who ruled ancient Egypt during the Fifth Dynasty. Isesi's pyramid is not far from where the tomb was found, leading some to suggest Khuwy might have been related to Pharoah Isesi. The findings raise questions about Khuwy's influence and his relationship to Pharoah Djedkare Isesi, who ruled ancient Egypt during the Fifth Dynasty. Isesi's pyramid is not far from where the tomb was found, leading some to suggest Khuwy might have been related to Pharoah Isesi.

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Khuwy's mummy and canopic jars (urns used in ancient Egyptian burials to hold the entrails from an embalmed body) were found in fragments inside the tomb, according to a tweet from the ministry. But officials believe the tomb and its contents will nonetheless shed light on Isesi, who reigned for 40 years and has been described as "enigmatic."

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Mohamed Mujahid, head of the excavation team, said the tomb is L-shaped, according to a CNN report, and has a small corridor leading to an antechamber. A larger chamber has walls covered with paintings that depict Khuwy sitting at a table for offerings.

The tomb of the ancient Egyptian nobleman 'Khewi' dates back to the 5th dynasty Mohamed el-Shahed/AFP/Getty Images The unusual layout reflected the pharaoh's reforms of state administration and funerary cults, with led to a new approach to tombs, experts say.

Mustafa Waziri, Secretary General of the Supreme Council of the Egyptian Antiquities, speaks during a press conference at the Saqqara burial ground, to announce the discovery of a 4,500-year-old tomb that belongs to Khoi, a nobility of the Fifth Dynasty of ancient Egypt. Hassan Mohamed/picture alliance via Getty Images The tomb is one of a number of new finds being heavily promoted by Egypt as the country looks to revive its flagging tourist industry.

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