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20 new Late Ancient Egyptian tombs discovered in Tel el-Deir


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The tombs are part of a cemetery, that preliminary dating suggests are from the Twenty-sixth Dynasty of Egypt between 664 and 525 BC, otherwise known as the Saite Period, marking the beginning of the Late Period of Ancient Egypt.

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Some of the burials are simple pits, while others are encased with a mudbrick lining. Ayman Ashmawy, head of the council’s Egyptian antiquities sector, said: “The architectural design of the tombs and items of pottery found inside them, had provided a good indication of their age.”2022-638070761237473789-747.jpg2022-638070760882679682-267.jpg

Archaeologists found that some of the burials are covered with gold foil figures that depict Ancient Egyptian deities such as: Isis, Bastet and Horus (in the form of a winged falcon), as well as gold foils in the shape of squares, rectangles and other obscure shapes and depictions.

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S- https://www.heritagedaily.com/2022/12/late-period-tombs-discovered-at-tel-el-deir/145609

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AnglerfishbraBENUS

why does it feel like these are always found at the end of the year, thus probably cursing us all in the new year? :stalkga:

 

OT: very cool 😍

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15 minutes ago, AnglerfishbraBENUS said:

why does it feel like these are always found at the end of the year, thus probably cursing us all in the new year? :stalkga:

 

We got on these mummies' nerves in 2019 somehow already and so they unleashed the tribulations. :selena: But seriously Egypt had such a rich history, there are news about archaeological findings there...

 

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