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Egypt uncovers Roman-era site with fish processing, workshops, and burials, revealing trade and daily life.
Archaeologists in Egypt’s western Nile Delta have discovered a Roman-era necropolis and industrial workshops in Beheira Governorate, revealing large-scale fish processing, toolmaking, and amulet production.
The site, linked to fifth-century BCE trade with Alexandria, contains 9,700 fish bones, imported pottery, and dozens of complete amphorae.
A cemetery with diverse burials, including child interments in amphorae, yielded 23 individuals with signs of good health.
Notable finds include gold earrings believed to belong to a young girl.
Artifacts are now at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo for study, offering new insights into economic and cultural life from the Late Period through the early Islamic era.
Egipto descubre un sitio de la época romana con procesamiento de pescado, talleres y entierros, revelando el comercio y la vida cotidiana.