Egypt reveals new archaeological finds in eastern Delta
The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities has announced an archaeological discovery at Tell al-Dēr in Damietta Governorate, which includes approximately 20 tombs carved from limestone along with terracotta coffins, funerary amulets, and decorated censers. This find enhances our understanding of ancient settlement patterns in the Eastern Delta and opens a window into the cultural interactions between Egyptian heritage and Greek-Roman symbols, indicating a high social status for the tomb owners. The discovery contributes to reshaping the map of urban and social development in the region from the Late Period through the end of the Roman era.
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