January
09
/ 2024
Archaeologists in Egypt have made a heart-pounding discovery in Al-Bhanasa, Minya, unveiling a significant slice of ancient history. This latest find includes rock-carved graves from the Ptolemaic and Roman eras, a remarkable glimpse into the burial practices of these periods. The site has also revealed an array of artifacts for the first time in Al-Bhanasa, including well-preserved mummies, intricately designed coffins, exquisite gold masks, and terracotta statues. These discoveries promise to shed new light on the customs and artistic achievements of the ancient civilizations that once thrived in this region. Ptolemaic and Roman Era Rock-Cut Tombs Unearthed In a significant archaeological breakthrough, a Spanish mission led by Dr. Esther Ponce Milado from the University of Barcelona and the Old Near
