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The Egyptian archaeological expedition in the Kom Al-Khulan area of Dakahlia Governorate has revealed an important discovery that includes an ancient cemetery dating back to the Pre-Dynastic era and extending through the Greek and Roman periods. In addition, there is a residential area from the Second Intermediate Period. The excavation features tombs and oval pits, various burial arrangements, remains of mudbrick buildings, grain silos, ovens, ceramic tools, as well as bones of marine products and animals. An additional burial pit from the Ptolemaic period was also uncovered, confirming the site's continued use across multiple eras. This discovery contributes to a greater understanding of the development of life in the region and its historical civilization.
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