Ancient Dead with Gold Tongues Discovered in Minya
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Ancient dead with gold tongues discovered in Minya
A Roman-era cemetery has been uncovered in Minya, Egypt, bringing renewed focus to the ancient site of Al-Bahansa and its burial traditions. The excavation was led by researchers from the University of Barcelona, together with the Institute of the Ancient East, under the direction of Dr Maite Mascort and Dr Esther Ponce Milado. The team identified several burials, including mummies placed in wooden coffins. Some of which were wrapped in patterne…
A Spanish archaeological mission brought to light in Egypt a rare Roman tomb with various gold objects and various mummies, one of which had a papyrus with an extract of the Iliad of Homer. (ANSA)
A Spanish-Egyptian expedition excavates in Al Bahnasa a Roman-era cemetery with metal trowels, polychrome coffins and a literary text that reproduces the famous passage from the Catalogue of Ships, an exceptional testimony of Hellenism in the Nile Valley
Roman cemetery in Egypt reveals golden tongues, mummies, and rare Iliad papyrus
Archaeologists working in Middle Egypt have uncovered a Roman period cemetery in the El Bahnasa area of Minya, adding new detail to burial customs in a city known in antiquity as Oxyrhynchus. The excavation, led by a team from the University of Barcelona and the Institute of the Ancient Near East, brought to light a […]
Egyptologists from the UB discover new tombs from the Roman and Ptolemaic eras in Egypt, in the city of Oxyrhynchus
New Roman Tomb Discovery in Minya Reveals Ancient Burial Rituals | The Middle East Observer
Cairo — Egypt has announced a significant archaeological discovery in the Al-Bahnasa area of Minya Governorate, where a Spanish mission uncovered a Roman-era tomb containing mummies, rare artifacts, and evidence of distinctive funerary rituals. According to an official statement by the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities Egypt, the excavation—led by researchers from the University of […]
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