Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered the exceptionally well-preserved tomb of an ancient judge and his father.

The tomb is more than 4,000 years old and contains colorful paintings that have remarkably retained their original colors.

The discovery provides new information about the lives and traditions of people who lived during ancient Egypt’s Old Kingdom.

Researchers are studying the inscriptions and artwork to learn more about the judge, his family, and their roles in Egyptian society, CBS News has reported.

Officials say the tomb is an important archaeological discovery because of its age, condition, and detailed decorations.