Egyptian Archaeologists Unearth Pyramid of Previously Unknown Ancient Queen Neith, Rewriting History

Egyptian archeology discovers the pyramid of Queen Neith – rewrites ancient history

In a recent shocking discovery, Egyptian archaeologists have unearthed the pyramid of Queen Neith – a previously unknown ancient queen. The discovery of her tomb rewrote ancient Egyptian history.

According to experts, Queen Neith ruled around 2,700 BC. However, until now no one knows of her existence. The discovery of Neith’s pyramid added an important figure to the earliest pharaoh’s history.

The paintings and artifacts inside the pyramid also show that this Queen played a key role in the early period of Egyptian civilization. This is an important discovery that requires historians to reconsider current knowledge of early ancient Egypt.

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