Roman tombs and camp found in Qalyubia
The Egyptian archaeological expedition in the Tel Yuchiyah area of Qalyoubia Governorate has uncovered carved tombs in the rock dating from the late New Kingdom to the Late Period. These tombs are distinguished by their unique architectural styles, which are diverse within the Nile Delta. Remains of a Roman camp were also found atop the tombs, indicating long-term use of the site across different historical periods. The site's significance is linked to its association with the Hyksos era and the continuity of funerary and historical activities there. These discoveries are important for understanding burial patterns and their evolution in eastern Delta.
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