Psusennes I
Psusennes I was a pharaoh of the 21st Dynasty of ancient Egypt, known for his wealth and the opulence of his burial. His tomb, discovered in Tanis in 1940, contained a vast array of treasures, including golden artifacts and jewelry, which showcased the artistry of the period. He is renowned for the significant archaeological discoveries that have been linked to his reign, including the burial of his predecessor Amenemop, whose artifacts are now subject to theft and conservation issues.
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Amenemop was reburied in the tomb of King Psusennes I after his original tomb was robbed.
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