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Publication of three major mastabas of the Old Kingdom in the Giza Eastern Cemetery, more than fifty years since they were excavated by the Harvard University-Museum of Fine Arts Expedition.
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Publication of four major mastabas and six subsidiary tombs of the Old Kingdom in the Giza Western Cemetery: Sekhemka; Tjetu I; Iasen; Penmeru; Hagy, Nefertjentet and Herunefer; Djaty, Tjetu II and Nimesti.
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