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Dakahlia Archaeological Finds Reveal Ancient Settlement
The Egyptian archaeological mission in the Kom El Khaljan area of Daqahlia Governorate has uncovered a cemetery dating from the Pre-Dynastic period through the Greek and Roman eras, in addition to a residential area from the Second Intermediate Period. The discovery reflects the evolution of funerary practices and settlement patterns along the eastern Nile Delta over thousands of years. Excavations revealed tombs from the Lower Egyptian civilization dating to the first half of the fourth millennium BC, containing burials, pottery vessels, and marine shells. The excavations also uncovered remains of mudbrick buildings, grain silos, and ovens, indicating continuous human activity across multiple periods, including the Pharaonic and Ptolemaic eras. This discovery contributes to our understanding of the environmental and demographic development in the region throughout history.
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