An Egyptian archaeological mission has uncovered an extensive cemetery dating from the Predynastic Period through the Greco-Roman era, alongside a settlement dating to the Second Intermediate Period, at the Kom El-Khelgan archaeological site in Dakahliya.
A collection of funerary stelae, coffins, amulets, and ritual objects have been unveiled at the archaeological site of Tell El-Deir in Damietta, revealing new evidence on the site’s function as a sophisticated funerary center spanning several centuries of Egypt’s ancient history.
At the Tell Quesna Necropolis in Menoufiya, an Egyptian archaeological mission from the Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) has uncovered a funerary complex that reveals important evidence of burial practices, religious beliefs, and cultural and commercial exchanges during the Late and Graeco-Roman periods.
An Egyptian archaeological mission has uncovered three New Kingdom rock-cut tombs at the Bubasteion Necropolis in Saqqara.