It's 4,000 years old - but this newly discovered tomb in Egypt sure doesn't show its age!
Egyptian officials were thrilled to reveal the remarkably well-preserved tomb, which was found in a massive necropolis at Saqqara, south of Cairo this week. Named "one of the most exciting discoveries ever in the area" by Mostafa Waziri of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, officials are said to believe its contents will shed light on Pharoah Djedkare Isesi, who reigned for 40 years.
But it certainly wasn't only the monument's history that impressed - the crypt stunned audiences with its near-perfectly preserved murals and dazzling colours that made it look like it was just built and painted yesterday. Check out the stunning pictures here.
Authorities believe the last resting place belongs to a man named Khuwy, a dignitary from the Fifth Dynasty, which spanned the 25th to the 24th centuries BCE




Find out more about what they found inside the sarcophagus here.