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Dakahlia Antiquities Chief on 6000-Year Cemetery Discovery
The Egyptian archaeological expedition in Daqahliya has uncovered a burial site dating back more than 6,000 years, extending from the Pre-Pharaonic era through the Greek and Roman periods. Additionally, a residential area from the Second Intermediate Period has been uncovered. This discovery contributes to providing an important picture of population distribution and the continuity of life in the Nile Delta over thousands of years. It highlights the persistent settlement of the region and the flow of branches of the Nile River through the ages, reflecting the area's significance as a historical site that connects different civilizations and sheds light on the development of funerary practices and settlement patterns in eastern Delta.
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