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Dakahlia Settlement Reveals 6000-Year-Old Artifacts
An archaeological discovery in the Kom El Khelgan area of Dakahlia Governorate dates back to Lower Egypt civilization approximately 6,000 years ago. It reveals the presence of simple tombs and evidence of a large population gathering during that period. Additionally, a residential area from the Second Intermediate Period has been uncovered, including mud-brick buildings, granaries, and ovens, reflecting the daily life and economic activities of the inhabitants. Furthermore, tombs dating from the Fifteenth to the Seventeenth Dynasties have been uncovered, containing jewelry and bronze tools, highlighting the cultural development and continued settlement in the region across different eras.
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