Egypt uncovers ancient cemetery in Daqahliya
The Supreme Council of Antiquities said that excavations at the Kom el Khilgan archaeological site uncovered burials dating from the Predynastic Period through the Greek and Roman eras, as well as a settlement from the Second Intermediate Period.
Excavations are continuing at the site to uncover further evidence about settlement, daily life and burial practices in the eastern Nile Delta.
An Egyptian archaeological mission has uncovered an ancient cemetery and settlement in Daqahliya Governorate, revealing evidence of human occupation in the eastern Nile Delta spanning thousands of years.
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