Egypt uncovers 3600-year-old tombs and structures

Egypt announced the discovery of a group of tombs, a settlement area, and production facilities dating back approximately 3,600 years in the Tell Al-Kuw area in Wadi Al-Tamilat, Ismailia. The excavation includes ten ancient mudbrick tombs, along with a residential area featuring rooms, ovens, and storage silos, dating to the Second Intermediate Period. The site also yielded artifacts such as bronze tools and pottery, revealing ongoing residential and commercial activity at the site up until the mid-18th Dynasty.

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