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1 day ago · By Irene Wright. July 25, 2024 2:44 PM. In the ancient northern Egyptian city of Damietta, 2,600-year-old graves were unearthed. Sohaila I. Darwesh via Unsplash. On the northern coast of Egypt at ...
1 day ago · The team found the burials in the city of Damietta on the northern coast by the Mediterranean. Some of the graves date to the 26th dynasty (688 to 525 B.C.) while others appear to date to the ...
1 day ago · Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered 63 mudbrick tombs and several simple burials containing a collection of gold foils from the 26th Dynasty of the Late Period. This correlates with the Ptolemaic era (305 BC-30 BC), with a number of bronze coins from the Hermetic period also found during the mission's excavations at the Tel Al-Deir cemetery ...
1 day ago · Archaeologists from Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities have uncovered an extraordinary collection of artifacts during recent excavations at Tel El-Dir, a burial complex located in Egypt’s Damietta Governorate. Gold foils discovered in 26th dynasty tombs in Egypt. Credit: Egypt Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities
by Guillermo Carvajal July 25, 2024. Gold foils discovered in Damietta's tombs Credit: Egypt Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. The Egyptian archaeological mission, under the Supreme Council of Antiquities, has discovered 63 mudbrick tombs and some simple burials that contained a set of gold foils belonging to the 26th Dynasty of the Late ...
1 day ago · The Egyptian archaeological mission working at Tel al-Deir in New Damietta, in the northeastern part of Egypt, has uncovered 63 Late Period tombs that are either made of mud brick or merely simple burial places. A collection of gold fragments have been found inside the tombs, which may be dated to the 26th Dynasty, said Mohamed Ismail Khaled ...
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2 days ago · The port of Damietta recently received the ship CL LUZHOU from Bulgaria, carrying 49,960 tons of wheat for the Supply Commodities Authority, as part of efforts to ensure the availability of strategic goods. The port, which currently hosts 43 ships, handled various imports such as scrap, cooking oil, and wheat, and exports including urea and cement. The public sector's grain and wheat silo balance is 9,939 tons, while the private sector holds 143,714 tons. The port features multiple berths ...
