hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay, the Penn team announced Wednesday.]]> associates found a 60-ton stone sarcophagus chamber that appeared to have been moved from its original site.]]> ruins near the 60-ton chamber.]]> existence of the unknown pharaohs because of an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List, parts of which are damaged or missing.]]> fragmented parts of the list, a Danish researcher named Kim Ryholt proposed years ago that 16 of the unknown kings belonged to the Abydos dynasty.]]> excavating several nearby sites that appear to be from the same dynasty.]]> sarcophagus chamber that appeared to have been moved from its original site.]]> proposed years ago that 16 of the unknown kings belonged to the Abydos dynasty.]]> ancient city of Abydos, more than 300 miles south of Cairo, said Josef Wegner, a Penn associate professor of Egyptology.]]> Archaeologists from the University of Pennsylvania say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3,600 years ago.]]> pharaohs because of an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List, parts of which are damaged or missing.]]> dynasty.]]> chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay, the Penn team announced Wednesday.]]> cemetery or large complex of tombs.]]>