Egypt uncovers rock tombs and Roman camp remains in Qalyubia
Egypt announces the discovery of rock tombs and remains of a Roman camp in the Tel El-Yehudiya area of Qaliubiya Governorate. Researchers explained that the tombs date to the late Second Intermediate Period and were used until the late era. They are characterized by two rare architectural styles in the Nile Delta: one featuring a staircase and hall with "Piatas" openings, and the other with a well and burial chambers, representing different historical periods. Additionally, the discoveries revealed remnants of a Roman camp atop the tombs, confirming the area's continuous use across multiple eras and its strategic significance.
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