SAQQARA (AP).- Egyptian archaeologists on Thursday unveiled
a newly-unearthed double tomb with vivid wall paintings in the ancient
necropolis of Saqqara near Cairo, saying it could be the start for
uncovering a
vast cemetery in the area. The tomb includes two false doors with
colorful
paintings depicting the two people buried there, a father and a son who
served
as heads of the royal scribes, said Abdel-Hakim Karar, a top
archaeologist at
Saqqara.