Saqqara necropolis, south of Cairo, Egypt, 11 February 2009: Egyptian archaeologists have found about 30 mummies and at least one unopened sarcophagus in a burial chamber about 4,300 years old. Dr Zahi Hawass, the country's head of antiquities, believes a mummy from the tomb is a man named Padi-heri, and that wrapped inside some of the mummies could be as many as 100 gold amulets. The tomb lies within a sixth-dynasty tomb of a man named Sennedjem in the same ancient necropolis as the famous step pyramid of Saqqara