Pre-Pharaonic Tomb Found North of Cairo

The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities has discovered an ancient cemetery dating back to the Pre-Dynastic era in Dakahlia Governorate, north of Cairo. This discovery was made during excavations in the Kom El Khaljan archaeological area. The cemetery includes tombs that span from 5500 BC to the Greek and Roman periods, demonstrating the evolution of settlement patterns and burial practices from prehistoric times through antiquity. Additionally, the team uncovered remains of a residential area, storage sheds, and hearths that reflect the economic and social life of the inhabitants during those periods.

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