A worker is seen inside the well-known Saqqara Serapium,
a tunnel of underground tombs, discovered by French
archeologist August Mariette in 1850, that has been closed
to the public for repairs for the last ten years at Saqqara,
south of Cairo, Egypt Thursday, June 5, 2008.
Zahi Hawass, head of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities,
announced Thursday the discovery of a part of a ceremonial
procession road, dating back to the Ptolemaic period, which
ran for about 300 years before 30 B.C. It runs along from the
recently discovered 'missing' pyramid of obscure pharaoh King
Menkauhor and leads from a mummification chamber toward
the Saqqara Serapium, where sacred bulls were interred.
(AP Photo/Nasser Nasser)