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Egyptian Antiquities Expo Uncovers 7000-Year History
An archaeological discovery in the Kom el-Khulejan area in Daqahliya highlights a civilization that spans over 7,000 years, reflecting a rich history from the Stone Ages and pre-dynastic periods to the Greek and Roman eras. The find includes pre-dynastic tombs and dwellings dating back to the Second Intermediate Period, associated with the Hyksos era, which was characterized by vibrant cultural activity and a transitional phase from foreign rule to the establishment of the modern Egyptian state under Ahmose. The site was inhabited during the Hyksos period and experienced conquest and expulsion, demonstrating the continuity and evolution of ancient Egyptian civilization over thousands of years.
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