Egyptian authorities have announced new archaeological discoveries at the Ramesseum Temple in Luxor, shedding light on important aspects of its mysterious history.

During excavations conducted by the joint Egyptian-French archaeological mission, which includes the Conservation and Registration Sector of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, the French National Research Centre, and the Sorbonne University, a group of tombs dating back to the Third Intermediate Period were found, in addition to storage facilities for olive oil, honey, and fats, as well as workshops for weaving and stonework, and other facilities such as kitchens and bakeries.