63 ancient tombs from Late Period and Ptolemaic period discovered on Egypt's northern coast, revealing trade connections and burial practices.
63 ancient tombs from the Late Period (664 BC - 525 BC) and Ptolemaic period (323 BC - 30 BC) were uncovered on Egypt's northern coast, shedding light on the history of Damietta, a former trade hotbed. The tombs included funeral pyres, 38 bronze coins, gold-foil statues, and pottery revealing trade exchange with Mediterranean cities. The findings provide insight into burial practices and Egypt's 26th dynasty during that time.
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